Classic Car Buyer

Classic vehicle industry must adapt to survive, says report

Sign up to our newsletter at www.classicsworld.co.uk

An in-depth report commissioned by a leading specialist insurer, looking at the future of the UK’s historic vehicle movement, has concluded that the key to securing the classic vehicle industry is to make “sustainable solutions and technologies accessible” – with synthetic fuels also playing a major role, according to experts.

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Classic Car Buyer

Classic Car Buyer1 min read
Sole Surviving Tvr T440r Heads To Auction
Iconic Auctioneers’ Supercar Fest sale takes place on May 18 at Sywell Aerodrome and will see the world’s sole example of the TVR 440R – a carbon-fibre-bodied, 440bhp supercar that was originally intended as the Blackpool firm’s homologation model fo
Classic Car Buyer1 min read
Rover’s Return
Orchard Garage Ltd in Dartford has been testing a production prototype Rover P6 since 1984, and has now ensured its part in the car’s upkeep by issuing a fresh pass certificate to the car 40 years on. Paul Smith, former chairman of the P6 Rover Owner
Classic Car Buyer1 min read
The Big Picture
On a recent camping trip in the Charente region of south-west France, Dep Ed Joe was charmed by this Lada Niva with a roof tent at his campsite. German registered, it bears the 'Taiga 4x4' branding given to Nivas in Germany and Austria and based on t

Related Books & Audiobooks