Total Ferrari Daytona: inside the July 2023 issue of Classic & Sports Car

By Lizzie Pope

| 1 Jun 2023

Classic & Sports Car – Total Ferrari Daytona: inside the July 2023 issue of Classic & Sports Car

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Wondering what’s inside our brand-new issue? Just keep on scrolling…

Ferrari Daytonas

Our Simon Hucknall is the lucky person who got this assignment, as we bring Ferraris 365GTB/4, 365GTS/4 and 365GTB/4 C S3 together for an evocative triple test.

Don’t miss our 36-cylindered cover feature on arguably Maranello’s greatest GT from p84 of our July 2023 magazine.

Adventures by Hispano-Suiza

We’ve a change of pace from p108.

Bristol vs Alfa Romeo

‘Both looked supremely poor value in period, when you could buy much more performance for half the price elsewhere,’ says Martin Buckley of the Bristol 406 and Alfa Romeo 2000 Sprint in the July 2023 Classic & Sports Car.

Cars for connoisseurs then as now, we put these two rarefied takes on the ’60s four-seat coupé theme head to head from p116.

Fiat Topolino

From p138, join us behind the wheel of this charming Fiat 500 ‘Topolino’ that’s not just one of the final right-hand-drive examples built, but its first owner was race-winning politician Earl Howe.

What it lacks in power, this little Fiat more than makes up in character, as Martin Buckley discovers.