Classic Car Weekly

Classic Car Weekly has the biggest range of classic cars for sale every week and is the only print publication with the very latest news affecting classic car owners. Each issue contains the latest classic news, auction information, road tests, reports from the latest events, and inspiring features written by the nation's classic car experts. Classic Car Weekly teaches you on how to keep up with your classic car maintenance and help you with your restoration projects with the classic car parts for sale section. Whether you're looking for the latest digital edition or a monthly subscription Classic Car Weekly keeps you up to date and helps you get the most out of living the classic life.

A SECOND SET OF EYES IS NEVER A BAD THING

Huge motoring haul at auction

Sustainable MX-5s conquer Britain

SHOW’S BID TO HELP SOUTHPORT • Club and CCW join forces to help community left reeling after atrocity

PARTS OF MoT ‘IRRELEVANT’ TO CLASSICS • Number of older cars deemed ‘dangerous’ by testers up by more than a third – and experts say that the test itself is partly to blame

THE MOT TESTER’S VIEW

Risky Business 928 for sale

NEVER MISS AN ISSUE

Join CCW at Wythall

Auctioneer’s new expert

Boston show set for bumper turnout

Ab Fab Alfa for auction

Shelby’s unique Ferrari up for grabs

New Mini breakfast meet in October

Rally the Globe launches 2025 routes

JAGUAR OWNERS REJOICE! • Classic Jag fans given one-off opportunity to drive the test track where marque’s greats were honed

Parson Drove show raises £12.5k

Museum’s vow to rise from the ashes

PRODUCTS • New stuff you'll love

Motor show Ferrari offered at auction

Novelist at ’Vette show

Lanchester unearthed

USA comes to Norfolk

Exe marks the spot

HIT SHOW MARKS 30 YEARS • Relaxed mid-week show that attracted fewer than ten cars to Harpenden Common at its 1994 launch now routinely draws nearly 1000 classics. This year’s anniversary event was business as usual…

Grand Prix (1966)

YOUR LETTERS • *CCW reserves the right to edit letters for space reasons and cannot return hard correspondence.

2003 Rover 75

PRIZE CROSSWORD

Action and classics in Cumbria

Aston Martin celebrated at Gaydon

NEW NAME: SAME GREAT SHOW • Tatton Park’s Passion for Power is now the Classic & Retro Car Revival, but it’s still set to stun…

EXCITEMENT ALL OVER

YOUR LATEST CLASSIC EVENTS

THE SHOWS WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO

SPACESHIP OF THE SEVENTIES • It’s 50 years since Citroën gave us its very French vision of the future in the sleek and sophisticated form of the CX

EARNING ITS STRIPES • Chris has plans to go a long way in his new Mini after an unexpectedly lengthy period outside of classic car ownership

OUR POLO TERMINATES HERE

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER...

THIS WEEK IN OUR FLEET...

1971 DATSUN 240Z • Fed up with constantly losing money on new cars, Jon began a love affair with his 240Z that’s lasted for almost 40 years

THE WEEK IN DEALS • RICHARD BARNETT’S WEEK OF LOOKING AT THE CLASSIC MARKET

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IT’S ONLY ROCK ’N’ ROLL… • …but buyers definitely like it, paying well over the odds for restored Fifties metal

THE UK’S LATEST AUCTION DATES • All dates correct at time of this week’s issue going to press

THIS WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS

A Westminster coup • We look at why this gentle giant was snapped up for well beneath its pre-sale estimate

TOP 10 CLASSIC PRICES • WB & Sons, July sale

AUSTIN-HEALEY SPRITE (1958-1961)

BUXTON’S BUYING FRENZY • Confident classic bidders snap up more...