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ALL-NEW FORD FOCUS WINS THE HEARTS OF SCOTTISH FAMILIES
The all-new Ford Focus has won Best Family Car at the Association of Scottish Motoring Writers' Car of the Year awards. A jury of 17 Scottish automotive journalists chose the Ford Focus launched this year and available from £13,995 (five-door) and £17,100 (estate). President of ASMW, John Murdoch, presented the award and said: "In this, Ford's centenary year and our 50th anniversary year, it is with great pleasure that we can jointly celeb... [more]
Picanto completes the hat-trick with Scottish Car of the Year award
Kia's all-new Picanto has done the hat-trick, being named Best Small Car by the Association of Scottish Motoring Writers at their Car of the Year Awards in Glasgow. Following on from the What Car? Green Awards win in the supermini segment and the Northern Group of Motoring Writer's Car of the Year accolade, the Picanto has clearly won the hearts and minds of Britain's motoring media this year. Launched in five door form in June and joined j... [more]
Classic Car Security Tips
The dangers of unprotected classic cars being stolen by thieves go above and beyond financial loss for some owners. With the popular trend for enthusiasts to buy and renovate models themselves, classic cars often have more than just a simple monetary value. If one is stolen, the owners also lose all the time and effort they have put into restoring their vehicle, typically to individual specifications – at a cost that is hard to put a price on. ... [more]
Books that celebrate the most extreme and strangest cars
Two interesting new books by Stephen Vokins have been released, that celebrate the most extreme and strangest cars. Extreme Cars - The Fastest, Wildest, Craziest, Oddest Cars Ever is a celebration of 250 of the world's most 'extreme' cars - the most expensive, the thirstiest, the ugliest, the thriftiest, the newly crowned fastest-ever production car, the largest pick-up, the smallest runabout, and a fair smattering of the most desirable cars e... [more]
Classic cars under threat from the Scrappage Incentive Scheme
Earlier this year the Scrappage Incentive Scheme was introduced in a bid to reduce greenhouse gases and stimulate new car sales, but in the process many classics are being part-exchanged and scrapped. Once a car is signed over to a dealer under the scheme, its future lies in the scrapyard, with no chance of a reprieve. Britain’s classic car population is under threat – that’s the view of the Classic Motor Show - and the organisers are urging a... [more]
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CHROME® Classic Car Insurance Announces Car Insurance Discount Opportunity for NSRA Members
CHROME® classic car insurance from American National Property and Casualty Company (ANPAC®), an official product sponsor of the National Street Rod Association® (NSRA) since 2010, announces new auto insurance discount opportunity for NSRA members nationwide.Springfield, MO (PRWEB) May 22, 2012 Being a member of the National Street Rod Association® (NSRA) just became even more rewarding. ...
Austin VFW Classic Car show continues to thrive
Steve Tapp had a dream to have a classic car show in Austin, and he had succeeded by teaming with the Austin VFW. But after surviving a stroke and heart failure, the dream was almost lost, if not for the
Classic car show in Hudson Sunday to support for Best Buddies
HUDSON - A classic car show is being held this weekend to support a local resident in his fundraiser effort for the 13th annual Best Buddies Challenge. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, Donna’s Place Restaurant will host the classic car show in the rear parking lot of Brook Plaza, located 28 Lowell Road.
Man crashes stolen classic car in police chase
Man crashes stolen classic car in police chase By Erin Alberty The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 14, 2012 07:38PM MDT A man crashed a stolen classic car during a police chase in South Salt Lake on Monday afternoon. An officer at 3200 South and State Street saw the Chevrolet Chevelle turn northbound onto State Street at a high speed, nearly hitting another car around 3 p.m., said South Salt ...
Biz Brain: Better to inherit or share title to spouse's classic car
My husband has a classic car that is titled in his name only. We were thinking about adding my name to the title, but is that a bad idea from a capital gains tax standpoint?
Classic Car Insurance Lowers the Cost of Your Car Insurance
Following recent calls for car insurance costs to be reduced to help deal with rising unemployment levels, the team at Classic Car Insurance have issued advice on actions that can lower these premiums further. (PRWeb May 18, 2012) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/5/prweb9518591.htm
The Oakland Press accepting classic car photo submissions
Show off your classic car at theoaklandpress.com and your photo may be selected for use in the print edition. The Oakland Press is seeking photos of classic cars at cruise events throughout the season. There are several ways to submit photos — email them to yourpics@oakpress.com with CruisinOC in the subject line, Tweet your pics to @TheOaklandPress with the hashtag #CruisinOC or use the same ...
Classic car show draws hundreds to Pascagoula Beach Park
The music was loud, the cars were cool and the barbecue was delicious, attendees of the seventh annual Magnolia Classic Cruisers "Show by the Shore" said Saturday.
Classic car show in Farmington canceled
A popular annual event co-hosted by the Victor Lions Club and MG Car Club of Western New York typically draws thousands of classic car enthusiasts to the Farmington Town Park in June. This year will be different.
Josh Flory: Classic car part of Rarity legal dispute
It's no surprise that waterfront lots and spacious fairways are in play during the legal tug-of-war between the developers of Rarity Pointe, the upscale residential community in Lenoir City.
