1953-55, 1955-62 Triumph TR2 and TR3 buying guide from Magneto magazine Snatching victory from the jaws of defeat, the Triumph TR2 and TR3 established a sports car line that lasted four decades. Here’s how to buy the best.
Japanese and German performance cars lead the way with young buyers Japanese and German performance machines are proving to be incredibly popular with younger collectors. We crunch the numbers to find out why.
1955-1974 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia buying guide from Magneto magazine Sexy Italian styling and dependable German engineering combine to create a true masterpiece in the shape of the Volkswagen Karmann Ghia. Here’s how to buy the best example in 2024.
One thing that McLaren and Rolls-Royce have in common in 2024? Youth appeal The popularity of Rolls-Royce and McLaren with younger buyers bucks the trend of other British marques. Market expert Andrew Neal investigates.
2004-2009 Ferrari F430 supercar buying guide from Magneto The F430 heralded the dawn of the modern era for mid-engined V8 Ferraris, and it still looks and drives like a contemporary supercar at a fraction of the cost.
1959-1968 Sunbeam Alpine and Tiger buying guide from Magneto Its saloon car origins may not have been glamorous, but the Alpine became a sporty icon even before Carroll Shelby made the V8-engined Tiger burn bright.
A mixed market heading into Monterey Car Week What can the Monterey Car Week sales tell us about the state of the collector car market? Will the slew of mid-August sales stem the uncertainty and cement a recovery?
2005-2011 Aston Martin V8 Vantage buying guide from Magneto The last of the Ford-developed Aston Martins, the 2005-onwards V8 Vantage is now more attainable than ever – and it sounds as lovely as it looks…
Porsche 356 buying guide from Magneto magazine: the car that established Porsche The Porsche 356 is a lightweight post-war gem that began a sports car legacy – with pedigree and residuals to match. Here’s how to buy the best in 2024.
