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Inside the August issue, we experience the Ferrari 308GTB, Jaguar XJ-S, Lotus Eclat, Porsche 911 Turbo and VW Golf GTI and ask if 1975 was the greatest car year; we drive a unique V8-engined AC Ace; and decide which Nineties Group A rally car will make you most feel like a hero on the road.
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This Chevrolet V8-engined AC Ace pre-dated the formidable Cobra by five years. Did it inspire Carroll Shelby himself?
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Mixed results as the classic car market feels its way towards positivity and optimism.
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Read about Quentin's latest round of wiring woes with his Ford Mustang.
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The resurgence of the microcar reminded Alex of a visit to a German car and bike museum last year. His reaction to this trend – das ist gut ja?
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Honda’s efficient and stylish hybrid has come of age as an interesting modern classic, but you need to know what to look for.
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More than three decades after the venomous Dodge Viper RT/10 slithered into view, does this brawny brute measure up to its design brief?
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Inside the July issue, we explore the worlds of the Aston Martin DB5 and MGB from opposite perspectives; we drive the venomous Dodge Viper RT/10; and discover if the track-bred BAC Mono is too single-minded for use on the Isle of Man’s derestricted public roads.
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