Classics

The AMC Javelin may be the forgotten one of the pony car era but that makes it a bit special. It is a rare sight on our roads and this 1974 example is one of the last AMC made. In the American ‘pony car’ wars of the late 60s and early 70s, one combatant that often gets overlooked is the

The S660 channels Honda’s commitment to its sporting heritage. It’s from a long line of dynamic heroes, and is one that proves you don’t need a big donk to thrill. Honda’s first car was a sports machine, the concept Sports 360 debuting in 1962. This small convertible ran a 356cc, DOHC inline four developed using knowhow from Honda’s motorcycle racing

The 1959 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe is a prime example of American chromed excess. It’s big and shiny and draws a lot of attention. Things were simple back in the day. And better for it some might say. In the booming post-war economy of the USA, the big three car manufacturers had things largely to themselves. They didn’t have to

Some cars attract attention, and then there is the Mitsuoka Le-Seyde. It’s out there man. Japanese automakers have been responsible for a fair few four-wheeled wheeled oddities over the decades. There’s the Suzuki X90, Toyota Sera and Daihatsu Midget from recent memory. They also outdo themselves with weird nameplates; the Daihatsu Naked, Suzuki Mighty Boy, Nissan Cedric and the Mazda