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Hampson Auctions opens for bidding at Oulton Park

Three classic fans are planning to hold the first in a new series of auctions at the Oulton Park Gold Cup in August. Hampson Auctions said that it will hold regular sales in Cheshire and London and is now consigning cars for its first sale.

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Ferrari Enzo smashes online auction record

The world record for a car bought online at a classic auction has been smashed by a 2003 Ferrari Enzo at RM Sotheby’s – and experts reckon that it could have implications for how we buy and sell older vehicles in the UK.

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Bonhams to resume live classic car auctions

Bonhams has joined forces with one of Europe’s biggest car museums to stage a new classic car sale – which can be held no matter what the lockdown rules are on the day.

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Classic car sellers: ‘Don't be greedy, ask a fair amount for your car’

A specialist in online-only auctions has said that there is plenty of appetite for classics as the UK-wide lockdown continues – but only if sellers are realistic with prices.

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Missing your tax disc? Here's something for you

If you’re missing your tax disc, and fancy sticking something in your screen to replace it, then Buzz2Get has just launched a new product just for you, the Car Facts Disc.

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Classic Cars' July 2020 issue on sale now

Find out what’s in the July 2020 edition of Classic Cars magazine – out now!

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Classic car MARKET TRENDS

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Fiat Coupe Turbo (1995-2000) – Price tracker

Every week, we’re tracking the values of the most popular classic cars on the UK market. Thanks to our friends at Classic Car Weekly, we can focus on one car and compare its values from 2005 to today – and then anticipate where they will be in 2025. This week, we take a look at the potent Fiat Coupe Turbo – Italy’s answer to the Vauxhall Calibra, con brio! Classic Car Weekly’s editor David Simister tells the market story of this modern classic’s future growth.

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Fiat X1/9 (1977-1989) – Price tracker

Every week, we’re tracking the values of the most popular classic cars on the UK market. Thanks to our friends at Classic Car Weekly, we can focus on one car and compare its values from 2005 to today – and then anticipate where they will be in 2025. This week, we take a look at the brilliant little Fiat X1/9 – Italy’s take on the affordable sports car of the 1970s. Classic Car Weekly’s editor David Simister tells the market story of this funster’s future growth.

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Mercedes-Benz SLC (1971-1981) – Price tracker

Every week, we’re tracking the values of the most popular classic cars on the UK market. Thanks to our friends at Classic Car Weekly, we can focus on one car and compare its values from 2005 to today – and then anticipate where they will be in 2025. This week, we take a look at the Mercedes-Benz SLC, and Classic Car Weekly’s editor David Simister tells the market story.

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Lotus Europa S2 (1967-1971) – Price tracker

Every week, we’re tracking the values of the most popular classic cars on the UK market. Thanks to our friends at Classic Car Weekly, we can focus on one car and compare its values from 2005 to today – and then anticipate where they will be in 2025. This week, we take a look at the Lotus Europa S2 – the much-improved version of Hethel’s first mid-engined road car. Classic Car Weekly’s editor David Simister tells the market story.

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Rover Vitesse (1983-1987) – Price tracker

Every Thursday, we’re tracking the values of the most popular classic cars on the UK market. Thanks to our friends at Classic Car Weekly, we can focus on one car and compare its values from 2005 to today – and then anticipate where they will be in 2025. This week, we analyse the Rover SD1 Vitesse – the best version of David Bache and Spen King’s brilliant (but flawed) executive fastback. Classic Car Weekly’s editor David Simister explains.

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Triumph TR6 (1969-1973): Phil Bell's Market Watch

Classic Cars magazine’s editor Phil Bell regularly shares some of his best market insights to help you with your next buy. This week he contemplates the rise, rise and fall of one of Britain’s finest sports cars, the Triumph TR6.

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classic car ADVICE

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ARMSTRONG-SIDDELEY 20HP (1932): WELL BOUGHT AT AUCTION

This week, we bring you an Armstrong-Siddeley, which had bags of history and a lovely patina for less than estimate, and about half the price of a concours example.
Citroen DS3 and DS 3 – Monday modern classic

Every Monday we’re serving you up a delicious slice of future gazing. That’s right, once a week we’re using our expertise and passion for the subject to predict what motors are destined for classic car stardom. This week, Parkers finance editor and former Classic Car Weekly news editor, Murray Scullion is celebrating the Citroen DS3 and DS 3.
HONDA ACCORD (1988): WELL BOUGHT AT AUCTION

This week, we bring you a an alternative 1980s premium saloon (before that was a thing), in the shape of this sharp-looking Honda Accord, which was yours for a snip.
VAUXHALL CAVALIER (1980): WELL BOUGHT AT AUCTION

This week, we bring you a wonderfully brown Vauxhall Cavalier Mk1, which in one of the last live-action auctions before the pandemic really kicked in, went for a song at £800.
DAIMLER SIX CENTURY (1997): WELL BOUGHT AT AUCTION

This week, we bring you a prime slice of Daimler a special edition Six Century – a car that’s still undervalued and under appreciated by UK enthusiasts. And it was yours at auction for £10,640.
RANGE ROVER (1996): WELL BOUGHT AT AUCTION

This week, we bring you a very nice, low-mileage example of the Range Rover (P38) – a car that’s looking increasingly appealing as time goes on. And it was all yours at auction for £6160.

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