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Classic.Retro.Modern. is the start of something special. A new monthly magazine focusing on established, emerging and modern classics. The cars of the 1960s, ’70s, ’80s, ’90s and ’00s might be familiar, but the stories we tell will be anything but. Classic.Retro.Modern. isn’t here to fit in.

Every month, our readers can expect superb writing, great photography, quality print, excellent design, and an ability to think differently. The cars will be accessible, attainable, and relevant. Our mix will be eclectic. Discover the joys of owning a Reliant Regal before turning over to read about why you should be considering a Volkswagen Golf GTI Mk 5. The Jaguar E-Type rubbing shoulders with the Vauxhall Calibra. The Mini 1275 GT sharing space with the Fiat Panda Mk1.

Classic.Retro.Modern. is fresh enough to appeal to young drivers taking their first tentative steps in the world of classic cars. Established to appeal to knowledgeable enthusiasts who have seen (and read) it all. The magazine will be as at home on a coffee table as it is at a local ‘cars and coffee’ event.

On-sale monthly, it’s packed with classic cars. Regulars such as buying guides, reader restorations and news will be accompanied by drive stories and features designed to excite, inform, and enthuse. Classic.Retro.Modern. will be printed on high-quality paper and filled with great photography and superb design.

The team has a long and successful track record, consisting of Ian Robertson as Publisher, Richard Dredge in as Editor and Gavin Braithwaite-Smith taking the role of Deputy Editor, alongside other well-respected contributors. And that’s all backed up by a group of incredibly talented classic car nuts that look after the design, website and behind the scenes, it’s very much a case that we’ve assembled our dream team.
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May/June 2024 Tim Pitt’s review of the MG ZS 180 in issue 28 might win the dubious award for the most references to Phil Collins’ back catalogue in a classic car magazine. Tim, if you’re reading this, we’re a little disappointed that you didn’t manage to sneak ‘Take Me Home’ into the conclusion, if only to give us the opportunity to mention the Ford 100E that appeared in the accompanying music video. Still, it rained during the photo shoot, so we guess a jacket was required… Elsewhere, the Triumph Dolomite Sprint is the subject of our second Hero Worship feature, while Rich Duisberg raises a glass to the Aston Martin Cygnet. Ben Hooper continues his European adventure, while Sam Glover extols the virtues of a cheap Austin Seven. Oh, and Skorj tells you (almost) everything you need to know about Japanese number plates. Meanwhile, Sarah Crabtree and Gavin say what it’s like to have a child who wants to follow in your footsteps by owning a classic or retro car. We like to deliver both sides of the story… Speaking of family matters, our new Family Ties feature looks at the three pillars of MG’s Classic, Retro and Modern history, while this issue’s Picture Past looks at estate cars of the 1970s. If that’s not enough, there’s a photo of Sue Barker perched on the front wing of a wedge-tastic Morris, a unique Renault Fuego Cabriolet, PostCARds from France, retro car toys and how to buy the right Alfa Romeo 156. In other words, something for everyone – even if your taste extends to the Kia Shuma.


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Tim Pitt’s review of the MG ZS 180 in issue 28 might win the dubious award for the most references to Phil Collins’ back catalogue in a classic car magazine. Tim, if you’re reading this, we’re a little disappointed that you didn’t manage to sneak ‘Take Me Home’ into the conclusion, if only to give us the opportunity to mention the Ford 100E that appeared in the accompanying music video. Still, it rained during the photo shoot, so we guess a jacket was required…

Elsewhere, the Triumph Dolomite Sprint is the subject of our second Hero Worship feature, while Rich Duisberg raises a glass to the Aston Martin Cygnet. Ben Hooper continues his European adventure, while Sam Glover extols the virtues of a cheap Austin Seven. Oh, and Skorj tells you (almost) everything you need to know about Japanese number plates.

Meanwhile, Sarah Crabtree and Gavin say what it’s like to have a child who wants to follow in your footsteps by owning a classic or retro car. We like to deliver both sides of the story…

Speaking of family matters, our new Family Ties feature looks at the three pillars of MG’s Classic, Retro and Modern history, while this issue’s Picture Past looks at estate cars of the 1970s.

If that’s not enough, there’s a photo of Sue Barker perched on the front wing of a wedge-tastic Morris, a unique Renault Fuego Cabriolet, PostCARds from France, retro car toys and how to buy the right Alfa Romeo 156. In other words, something for everyone – even if your taste extends to the Kia Shuma.
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Classic.Retro.Modern. is the start of something special. A new monthly magazine focusing on established, emerging and modern classics. The cars of the 1960s, ’70s, ’80s, ’90s and ’00s might be familiar, but the stories we tell will be anything but. Classic.Retro.Modern. isn’t here to fit in.

Every month, our readers can expect superb writing, great photography, quality print, excellent design, and an ability to think differently. The cars will be accessible, attainable, and relevant. Our mix will be eclectic. Discover the joys of owning a Reliant Regal before turning over to read about why you should be considering a Volkswagen Golf GTI Mk 5. The Jaguar E-Type rubbing shoulders with the Vauxhall Calibra. The Mini 1275 GT sharing space with the Fiat Panda Mk1.

Classic.Retro.Modern. is fresh enough to appeal to young drivers taking their first tentative steps in the world of classic cars. Established to appeal to knowledgeable enthusiasts who have seen (and read) it all. The magazine will be as at home on a coffee table as it is at a local ‘cars and coffee’ event.

On-sale monthly, it’s packed with classic cars. Regulars such as buying guides, reader restorations and news will be accompanied by drive stories and features designed to excite, inform, and enthuse. Classic.Retro.Modern. will be printed on high-quality paper and filled with great photography and superb design.

The team has a long and successful track record, consisting of Ian Robertson as Publisher, Richard Dredge in as Editor and Gavin Braithwaite-Smith taking the role of Deputy Editor, alongside other well-respected contributors. And that’s all backed up by a group of incredibly talented classic car nuts that look after the design, website and behind the scenes, it’s very much a case that we’ve assembled our dream team.

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