LANCASTER CLASSIC CAR NEWS
WHY I BOUGHT A WOLSELEY
It all began with British cinema. More to the point, it began with the BBC and ITV re-screening films and programmes of a certain era. Let me explain...
Meet the Owner - Robert Dudrenec and his 1973 Citroën Ami Super Estate
It would be fair to say that Robert owns one of the rarest Citroëns in the UK. Here are 12 facts about the remarkable Ami Super Estate.
RARER THAN RARE - THE VAUXHALL MAGNUM SPORTS HATCH
WB & Sons is soon to auction one of the rarest and most fascinating cars to wear the Griffin badge. In 1976, a Vauxhall Magnum Sports Hatch was the ideal transport for anyone who deemed themselves too groovy for a Ford Capri Mk.
THE TALE OF THE MAESTRO FROM BULGARIA
When people see Justin’s Maestro, they tend to stare in amazement. This is not just because any Maestro is now an unusual sight, but because of its X-registration prefix.
Car experts reveal the mistakes owners make when storing vehicle for winter
With winter on the horizon, many car owners, particularly those with classic, sports, or luxury models, will look to store their vehicles to protect them from the elements.
Introducing Our December Bright Young Sparks Finalist, Olivia Knight!
Growing up with parents who loved motorsport, it was always part of my world. I tried different paths, but nothing felt right until I came back to racing and cars.
Meet the Owner – Lou Brisdon and his Opel Rekord E Berlina
Only last week, Lou exchanged his Ford Granada Mk. II for a 1981 E-Series Opel Rekord 2.0 Berlina. Now, he can cross the Woolston Toll Bridge in velour-upholstered luxury.
The Ford Cortina 2.3S - “Performance in a Car That’s Built to Last”
We recently described the many attractions of Hall 8 of the 2025 Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show, where one of the stars was a Ford Cortina 2.3S Mk. IV in all its orange magnificence.
Classic car owners help Lancaster Insurance raise over £44k for charity!
Thanks to the incredible generosity of our customers, we have raised over £44,000 for Auditory Verbal UK (AVUK) to help support deaf children to thrive.
70 Years Of The Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
In the late 1950s and 1960s, a Type 14 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia seemed almost impossibly exotic to many Britons; a car for film stars and successful pop singers.
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