The new issue of AutoBild Klassik recently hit the newsstands. Many interesting topics invite you to take a look inside the magazine.
Start of the season - Does yours drive better than mine?
What you learn during a test drive with a classic car from a club colleague, how to get your car ready for the season and when an oil change really makes sense. Does the classic car work as it should? A comparison drive in a friend's or club colleague's car can be very informative.
Sports cars of the eighties - the secret heroes
A big road test with Mercedes 500 E, the first BMW M5, VW Golf GTI 360, Audi quattro, Lancia Delta HF integrale and Renault R5 Turbo; that sounds like cultivated 80s boredom. But anyone who thinks like that will be thoroughly shocked when the engines start up.
When Opel was unreasonable - Opel's wedge era
50 years ago, anything seemed possible in Rüsselsheim: racing cars, city cars, even a GT with a V8. Or would you prefer a mid-engine? Never before has Opel design been so progressive, bold and crazy - and never again will it be. The designs from Opel's best years.
Japan's unknown state car - Toyota Century
For 50 years, the rear of the Toyota Century has been a mobile box seat for the Emperor of Japan and the top ten thousand of the Asian region. The second generation also features Japan's only V12.
A VW T1 and its owners - the six lives of the original Bulli
Built in the first Bulli production year 1950, it has had six owners, ended up on the scrap heap twice and been rescued twice: This T1 has seen a lot. Alexander Fritz has traced all the previous owners - now their children tell us about the wild life of Bulli no. 5668.
Late returnee - Porsche 901 restoration
The Porsche Museum has long been missing a very early 911. The historians found it in Brandenburg - as a restoration object in which almost nothing was the same as a normal 911. How one of the oldest 911s was sensitively restored ...
Beauties on the roadside - Driving Brooklyn
Old cars characterize the rough everyday life of the New York neighborhood. A city as an open-air car museum: the author spent a summer walking the streets of Brooklyn and photographing cars.
Lies on wheels - replicas of car legends
A pilgrimage to Le Mans, with a roaring exhaust on a mild summer evening, the exciting curves of a classic hood ahead. Car dreams are timeless. A little imagination, and you might not even mind sharing such moments with a modern chassis and experiencing them in a plastic body - in other words, sitting in a replica.
