The June issue of Classic & Sports Car goes on sale in the UK tomorrow (3 May) and will be bursting at the seams with features, news and a very special Bugatti.
The Type 59/50B was the firm’s answer to the Silver Arrows onslaught, and Mick Walsh bags an exclusive track test of a superbly restored example, before jetting to Holland for a rendez-vous with a fabulous Siata 208CS.
Aston Martin’s DB7 offers an affordable entry into the world of restrained power, prowess and svelte good looks. We investigate the qualities of the in-line-six, V12 and Volante variants, the pitfalls of running an exclusive GT car and what the competition has to offer.
Meanwhile Martin Buckley drives a huge group of Lancia Flavias, from the 815-series saloon to the Zagato Sport, and finds that, while they may not be the most complicated models from the Turin marque, they are his favourite.
We also tell the story of Harry Ferguson, the gifted engineer who saw the merits of all-wheel drive before anyone else – then drive three of the cars his innovation transformed.