1948-1961 Jaguar XK120, XK140 and XK150 buying guide from Magneto magazine The cars that paved the way for the Jaguar E-type were export legends in their own right – but early ones remain a relatively rare sight in the UK. Here’s how to buy yours in 2025.
1957-1976 Fiat 500 buying guide from Magneto magazine: The original Italian people’s car The plucky little car that got post-war Italy mobile was produced for nearly 20 years and is now a classless icon. Here’s how to buy your perfect Fiat 500 in 2025, from Magneto magazine.
1971-1990 Lamborghini Countach buying guide from Magneto magazine The Italian stallion Countach represented hedonism and excess upon its arrival in 1971, and it still impresses as a design icon today. Here’s how to buy the best Lamborghini in 2025.
1998-2005 Porsche 911 996 buying guide from Magneto magazine Porsche’s first water-cooled 911 was controversial when new, but it has evolved to become one of the marque’s best-loved cars. Here’s what to look for when buying.
Fiskens’ Christoff Cowens talks collector cars following promotion to partner Christoff Cowens sheds light on the status of the collector car market shortly after his headline-grabbing promotion to partner at world-renowned classic dealer Fiskens.
1973-1989 Ferrari 308/328 buying guide from Magneto magazine The Ferrari 308 shook the cognoscenti to the core when it arrived, but this mid-engined supercar has since claimed its place in the sun. Here’s how to buy yours in 2025.
1999-2009 Honda S2000 buying guide from Magneto magazine With a zingy four-cylinder that revs to the heavens, the Honda S2000 delivers a similarly religious experience behind the wheel. Here’s how to buy yours in 2025.
1991–2002 TVR Griffith sports car buying guide from Magneto magazine Lightweight body, riotous V8 thunder and looks to make pedestrians swoon, the TVR Griffith really (Blackpool) rocks. Here’s how to find the perfect example in 2025.
2004-2016 Aston Martin DB9 Coupé and Volante buying guide from Magneto Magazine Available in both Coupé and Volante drop-top form, the Aston Martin DB9 is well on the way to matching its older stablemates’ classic status. Here’s how to find the perfect example in 2025.
