Classics Monthly

Editorial

limb can be a dangerous move for a car manufacturer. However much people like to complain that ‘all cars look the same these days,’ if you offer them something dramatically different then they usually run a mile, taking their cheque books with them. It is hard to believe now, but Ford

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