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• A Ferrari for £14 295
  In a tribute to the legendary Ferrari Formula One driver Gilles Villeneuve, a limited-edition collection of replicas of his iconic Ferrari 312 T4 race car has been unveiled by the Amalgam Collection. Limited to just 12 pieces, these models are exact replicas of the car raced by Villeneuve in the United States East Grand PrixContinue reading “A Ferrari for £14 295”
• Lotus Emira 420 Sport
  Lotus has launched the Emira 420 Sport – the most powerful, lightest and most aerodynamically capable Emira ever built. The Emira 420 Sport sits at the apex of the Emira line-up and has been designed specifically to deliver even more performance both on road, and on track. It reinforces Lotus commitment to preserving its DNAContinue reading “Lotus Emira 420 Sport”
• Rock stars and their cars
  Rock stars and their carsBy Classic Yorkshire contributor Tony Lofthouse Famous musicians are renowned for expressing themselves and their wealth in the cars that they own. Here’s a selection of some of these personal indulgences down the years. The ‘Fab Four’ enjoyed luxury and the best of British with an eclectic taste, from Paul McCartneyContinue reading “Rock stars and their cars”
• AC Cars unveils the AC Cobra GT Coupe
  AC Cars, Britain’s oldest active vehicle manufacturer, has revealed the brutal new AC Cobra GT Coupe. Unifying the AC Cobra’s aesthetic with a fixed roofline and curvilinear rear. Sharing roughly 75% of its engineering with the GT Roadster, the new model benefits from comprehensive enhancements developed during testing and development. Available in both left andContinue reading “AC Cars unveils the AC Cobra GT Coupe”
• Is it the end for manual transmissions?
  With news that sales of the convertible are declining we are now hearing that the manual gearbox and diesel engine is heading for extinction. Vehicle Data Global (VDG) – which powers systems across the automotive sector with technical and market data – says that although diesel market share has fallen most, the decline of manualContinue reading “Is it the end for manual transmissions?”