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Quite a good magazine as long as you have lottery winnings burning a hole in your pocket. Yes the articles are well written and the photos excellent and if you want to sit and dream that your 6... more

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  • 6 of 6 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 1 skleen

    Member since 26/06/2008

    Reviews written: 3

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Well written and some very good photography

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Mostly about very expensive cars (It is a bit like a classic Topgear)

    Quite a good magazine as long as you have lottery winnings burning a hole in your pocket. Yes the articles are well written and the photos excellent and if you want to sit and dream that your 6 numbers come up then you could afford to buy what is between these pages then this is the magazine for you. If however you want to own a classic or sports car then there are other magazines out there which are better suited and talk about cars you can actually own and drive not some fantasy cars that you may never see. If you like to read about flash cars or the rich and famous then this is the magazine ... more
  • 1 of 2 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 1 Akirakun

    Member since 12/06/2007

    Reviews written: 1

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Probably the most thorough and arguably one of the best written magazines available.

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Not the cheapest...

    Surely the leading magazine for those who like 'proper' motor cars. While the likes of CAR, Autocar & Top Gear deal with the new market and the specialist ones delight in pure performance, customisation or are single marques, specials, Classic & Sports Car is the purist's choice. It really does hold something for everyone. There are pre-war Alfa Romeos, Art Deco Rolls Royces, 'woodies', even a steam driven engine more than a century old; There are period group tests, expert advice on maintenance (much of which is of relevance to modern cars) and there is a veritable mine of information from ... more