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Vale: Cliff Byfield

Cliff Byfield, coachmaker extraordinaire, died on July 12 aged 102.

Nostalgia: Where did the years go? Polo turns 50

In celebrating its 50 years, Volkswagen called the Polo “efficient, affordable, innovative and practical and one that “stands for affordable entry-level mobility and the democratisation of technical progress.”

A Tale of Four Pedals

The display of almost 30 immaculate examples of the period is on show through 2025 at the Mercedes-Benz museum under the title of ‘Youngtimers’ to reflect its target of enthusiasts who were young at the time. Among the display cars is a R170, the folding hardtop two-seater based on the C-Class platform and one that soon after launch was the donor for the Chrysler Crossfire.

90 years of Lancia’s small model

EARLY Lancia’s are rare in Australia with only a handful of models on the roads. Most enthusiasts link the name with the more common models, including the Fulvia, Aurelia and later Beta.

DB6 ends its extensive restoration

WITH values of around $700,000 for a mint example, no wonder Aston Martins are becoming increasingly popular restoration subjects.

MG turns 100

MG has been marking its first 100 years in some style at the Goodwood Festival of Speed with the past and the future combining to create a memorable, moving showcase. The Duke of Richmond opened the Festival of Speed by leading a unique parade of old and new MG’s past Goodwood House and then up the famous hill climb.

Aust-born Edwardian race car poised for global auction

AN important slice of 20th century motorsport history and one that represents a unique example of Australian engineering ingenuity will later this month be presented to the world’s classic-car auction fraternity.

Testimonial: Jaguar SS100

I have no hesitation in recommending BMC to anyone considering buying a vintage or classic car regardless of where you are located. David Fryer, Brisbane

Upgrades and resto-101 for DB9

Beneath the paint on this 1969 Aston Martin DB6 was some less-than-perfect repairs on some body damage to the aluminium made, possibly, decades ago.

Women rising stars in MG events

MEN may dominate car club memberships but the number of women participants and owners is rising.