The latest issue of Auto Bild klassik reports on youngtimers from the wild 90s, does a big small car comparison test, talks about the oldest Porsche 911 and much more.
The wild 90s are coming!
Skimpy fashion, hot cars - the 90s really stepped on the gas again, for clothes and cars alike. Extreme roadsters with swinging doors were just as popular as family freighters with V8s, riot gear boxes with gold wheels, convertibles with racing engines and camper vans for the campsite.
The oldest Porsche 911
An American made an incredible discovery in his own garage; his tinkered-with car is a historic rally car from the very first production days of the 911. Auto Bild klassik tells the whole story of the car and met the driver from back then and the current owner.
People's heroes in a comparison test
Beetle, Duck, Mini and R4 - these small cars moved entire nations and were cheap to buy, easy to drive and cheap to keep alive. In a comparison test, we find out which one made its drivers the happiest.
US Ford price check
The guide analyzes the market for various Ford Mustang models - not all variants of the American Ford icon are equally profitable and popular...
The true soul of the Alfa Giulia
In the chaotic Italy of the 1970s, a crime thriller genre emerged in which Alfa Romeo's Giulia almost always played a leading role. The policemen drive them - and often the gangsters too.
Paolo Tumminelli, petrol stations, Bodensee-Klassik
Also worth reading is a report on Paolo Tumminelli, an interesting man who can answer questions about the hows and whys of car design. In another report, a beautiful series of photos shows petrol stations from North Rhine-Westphalia that have not yet crumbled, been demolished or abandoned, like so many other German petrol stations.
Auto Bild klassik was also present at the Bodensee-Klassik and reported. These and many other contents and topics can be found in the July issue.
