The June issue of Motor Klassik is on newsstands and in subscribers' homes. The cover story is about three vehicles from the 70s that were the dreams of the youth of the time. Two very beautiful Alfa Romeo convertibles, three Aston Martin sports coupés, VW camper vans, a Bristol, a rare Borgward and much more are also portrayed.
Sports coupés of the seventies
They were the dream of many a car enthusiast in the 70s and came onto the market at a time when petrol prices were barely affordable and Pril flowers, patterned wallpaper and lava lamps were totally in; Ford Capri 3.0 Ghia, Opel Manta 1900 S and VW Scirocco GLI.
Alfa 2600 Spider and Giulia Spider
An Alfa Spider is a car with a special character - regardless of whether it is the 2600 or a Giulia. Motor Klassik chose two beautiful examples and drove them for a detailed vehicle report.
Bristol 412 S II Zagato
The Bristol 412 S II Zagato has a very idiosyncratic charm. Curves and performance are not its strong points, and not everyone likes its bodywork. Motor Klassik found out what strengths the V8 convertible nevertheless has.
VW T2 and T3 Westfalia
The perfectly designed VW camper vans with the name Westfalia are known all over the world. Motor Klassik found out how this reputation came about and what such a VW bus feels like on a short spring trip in a T2 and T3.
Aston Martin DB4 Vantage, DBS and DB7
They are unique, beautiful, sporty and exclusive - the Aston Martin sports coupés from the 1960s and 1990s. A DB4 Vantage, a DBS and a DB7 are compared. And as you can read, the entry-level model costs less than expected ...
Le Mans 1970, Mercedes W111, Borgward RS 1500, ...
Motor Klassik drove a very rare Borgward RS 1500 with electron bodywork for this issue and talks about the driving experience in the "Silver from Bremen". In the service section, the Mercedes W111 is examined this time as a coupé and convertible and in the sports section, the 24-hour race at Le Mans 45 years ago, when Porsche celebrated its first overall victory, is taken apart.
