Junior exotics: inside the February 2023 issue of Classic & Sports Car

By Alastair Clements

| 5 Jan 2023

Junior exotics: inside the February 2023 issue of Classic & Sports Car

The February 2023 issue of Classic & Sports Car is on sale now, packed with compelling stories from across the classic spectrum.

Be it pre-war racers, affordable supercars, ’60s saloons – or even a double-decker bus! – there’s something for everyone.

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So without further ado, here’s just a taster of what you’ll find inside the February 2023 issue of Classic & Sports Car.

Junior supercars

In the late 1980s, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Lotus fielded their best-yet compact, practical and affordable supercars in an effort to secure all-important volume sales.

Paris when it sizzles

Few vehicles can match the glamour of the French capital, but the Jean Bugatti-styled Type 57 Atalante is the perfect partner to take in the beauty of Paris by night.

Martin Buckley relishes the chance to get behind the wheel of one of the rare sunroof-equipped coupés ahead of its auction with Artcurial at Rétromobile in February.

Best of British woodies

Driving a rare and handsome Austin A70 Hereford estate car, as we explore the cult of the half-timbered British estate cars which prove that you don’t need to head Stateside for a stylish surf wagon, from the everyman Morris Traveller to exclusive coachbuilt Rolls-Royce and Bentley shooting brakes.