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Organised by the Friends of Tewin, 450 classics pre-booked and 50 turned up to Upper Green on the day, with sponsors Aston Martin and McLaren at Hatfield also bring some amazing cars, leaving visitors with plenty to see.

There was plenty for car enthusiasts to see and do. (Image: Friends of Tewin)

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The ULEZ expansion has seen mass backlash from many, including the owners of modern classic cars, with some saying they’ve had to take out a loan to cover the extra cost.

Many classic car owners are not happy (Image: PA)

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  • The dilapidated ‘classic’ cars were found stacked up and languishing in a garage
  • The rust-covered vehicles had been collected by the homeowner since the 1970s

A collection of rust bucket ‘classic’ cars is tipped to sell for over £200,000 after spending 50 years languishing in a garage.

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The “unmistakeable, supercharged” sound of the Jaguar F-Type V8 will be stored for posterity in Britain’s national library, the luxury car manufacturer said Wednesday, as it moves towards a quieter, electric future.

Image: A Jaguar F-Type V8 Convertible (FREDERIC J. BROWN)

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It’s possibly the best documented, most well-known of the 16 original XKSS sports cars.

Image: motor1.com

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A classic car event which has become a staple of the city’s calendar will no longer run with organisers blaming spiralling costs, Ultra Low Emissions Zones and “reduced parking”.

Image: The Argus

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‘Mr Bean’ and Spiderman were among hundreds who flooded to Penzance Promenade last weekend to celebrate the town Rotary club’s centenary year.

Falmouth Packet: A yellow bubble car provided some nostalgia

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Written by Leoni Moninska, Insurances Expert

This page includes 100 UK classic car insurance statistics for 2023, such as changes in cost, the size of the industry, and what classic car insurance looks like across demographics like age, region, and brand.

Image: Uswitch.com

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At its annual International Summit in London, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has called on the next government to adopt five pledges that they say are vital to ‘supercharge’ the industry. 

Image: Air Quality News

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