In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Classic & Sports Car

• JAPANESE ICONS IN EUROPE’S HEART
  An eastern odyssey added to local variety for the flagship classic show of the BeNeLux region
• JAMES STEVENS
  Bold colours and a beguiling realism define the striking work of this motorsport-inspired artist
• Twin peaks
  Ferrari’s Dino 246 and F355 both marked generational shifts in the supercar genre, but which is the mid-engined masterpiece?
• STUCK IN THE middle
  Having carved space for a junior supercar, Ferrari continued to develop the formula, with plenty of highlights in the common thread from 206 to 296
• MAIN ATTRACTION
  Opel’s Ascona 400 homologation special shone only briefly on the stages, but is a surprising basis for a fantastic sports saloon
• BACK TO THE FUTURE
  Today’s automotive designers inevitably draw on the past for inspiration. Here are 10 reimagined greats
• Two into four, both go
  Saab’s 96 first appeared with two-stroke power, but a four-stroke upgrade was inevitable, albeit in V4 form. Both offer a beguiling taste of Swedish innovation
• “The first time I started it up, it was noisier than a plane-I couldn’t drive it”
  Following a cloak-and-dagger retrieval operation, this Mini Marcos has been rebuilt to its original ’66 Le Mans race spec
• The butterfly effect
  Britain emerged from its post-war chrysalis in style with the Vauxhall Cresta, Standard Vanguard Vignale, Austin Westminster and Ford Zodiac
• THE CAR’S THE STAR
  Today the name is almost forgotten, but in the 1920sWolverhampton manufacturer Star would rival Bentley for quality and durability, as this rare survivor proves
• 12 SECONDS OFF THE PEG
  Plymouth’s ‘Max Wedge’ factory-built drag racers cashed in on the sport’s early-’60s mainstream boom
• GROWING OLD DISGRACEFULLY
  The Low-Flyers hot-rod club has been ploughing its own furrow for four decades, and its members are as passionate as ever
• CALIFORNIAN DREAMING
  The Hillman Minx Californian was a beacon of hope for British motorists still mired in post-war austerity
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• MARC ALLUM
  This television antiques expert has an eye for classic cars and Japanese artefacts
• MORGAN SUPERSPORT
  Tradition meets technology as a great British institution gets a modern revamp