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It’s been 40 years since the Morris Minor was replaced by the Morris Marina, and we pay tribute to them both in this week’s Classic Car Buyer. On a more sporting turn, we test drive a rather special MGA that features a few modifications. Controversially, we weigh up whether or not we love or loathe the Ford Probe, a US-built tribute to the Capri. We also look at NSU Ro80, which of course features the revolutionary rotary engine. Finally we take a Mercedes-Benz 230E out for a spin. Enjoy the issue!


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SPEED LIMIT TO 80MPH
The Government has announced it is consulting on a proposal to raise the motorway speed limit to 80mph. We assess the potential consequences of this.

CLASSIC MOTOR SHOW
The Footman James Classic Motor Show takes place between 11th November and 13th November at Birmingham’s NEC and it looks to be the biggest and best yet. And we’ve got ten pairs of tickets to give away!

£1.1 MILLION FOR BRIGHTON
According to figures released by the FBHCV, the veteran London to Brighton Run generates £1.1 million for the Brighton and Hove local economy.

RARE ROVER RESCUED
The Rover Sports Register has rescued a barn find 1937 Rover Sports Saloon, and with the help of Orchard View classic car specialists will be stripped for its parts so owners of other pre-war Rovers can keep theirs on the road.

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