Reports about oldtimers and youngtimers that we have published on the website.
"History known." We often read it in classic car advertisements, but how much value do enthusiasts actually attach to it? A great deal, you might conclude if you ask Michel Valkema. Actually, he hadn't set his sights on something like that at all...
It's that time again. December has arrived, and that means owners of motor vehicles under the transitional arrangement need to put their vehicles back in storage. For many owners of vehicles under the transitional arrangement, the arrangement has now been...
We'd love to take you back to the 1950s; a story about Renault's crown jewel: the Renault 4CV. A success story, the small, modest, yet oh-so-charming model that ultimately sold over a million…
Certain cars, despite their desirability, present a pitfall when it comes to technology. With the unexpectedly solid Lancia Kappa, there's little to fear. Don't hesitate too long and grab it, because it's already…
Classic cars have become more than just a hobby. The classic car market has developed into a serious investment category in recent years. This begs the question: is it financially wise to take out a loan for a classic car? Classic cars…
It's that time of year again. For many, December is the month of lights, Christmas markets, and winter stress. For us, it mainly means Prewar Days. From Friday, December 5th, to Sunday, December 7th, Kortrijk Xpo will be packed once again...
When the first Seat 1400 rolled off the production line in the new Zona Franca factory in 1953, a whole new chapter began for Spain. Seat had been around for less than three years. The country was mired in autarky, and self-sufficiency was…
Philip is a true Alfa-lover and not without reason calls himself: Alfist. This honorific title encapsulates a special bond with his connection to Alfa, a common thread through his (car)-Alfa-life. Today we see his beautiful white Alfa Romeo Alfetta…
The new Auto Motor Klassiek The issue is available in subscribers' homes and at their usual sales outlets. This month, the magazine is once again packed with diverse and engaging topics and reports. One of the stories features…
The final version of the illustrious Peugeot 404 series was the Pick-Up. This long-distance model was produced from 1967 onwards and was designed as a robust workhorse for light freight. Depending on the version, the loading platform could carry up to approximately 800 to 1000...