The 48th issue of SwissClassics Revue is very fresh with Marcel Fässler and two Audi quattros on the cover. These are also the cover story with an extensive report on the "Gecko of the country road" with gripping photos of Fässler and the cars in the snow. Other topics awaiting the eager reader include a BMW 2002 from first ownership, the Opel Kadett B in the buyer's guide and, of course, much more.
Audi quattro - Gecko in the snow
With the quattro, Audi created a sensation at the beginning of the 1980s: thanks to its permanent all-wheel drive, the Audi quattro was not only a safe and powerful road car, but also a successful rally car. In the report, the road and rally versions are compared by a master of turning the steering wheel, multiple Le Mans winner Marcel Fässler.
BMW 2002 - In first ownership
In 1973, Heiri Walti needed a new private car for vacation trips and leisure activities. He found the ideal vehicle in the BMW 2002, which he still owns today, 42 years later, and still treats like a member of the family.
Opel Kadett B - Buying advice
Who says that driving a classic car has to be expensive? The Kadett B is very affordable, even in good condition, and the technology is simple and solid. An ideal classic car for beginners, but rust also feels at home in the Kadett B...
My first car - Part 2
In the last issue, eight readers told interesting and entertaining stories about their first car. Now comes the second part, in which another nine readers introduce themselves and their cars, which they proudly - or in some cases less proudly - call their first car.
Scintilla - Igniting spark
The ignition magnets made by Scintilla, a company founded in Solothurn in 1917, were not only used by car manufacturers to achieve success in motor racing, but also by aviation pioneer Charles Lindbergh on his first Atlantic crossing.
Semi-automatic, veteran MFK, Chevrolet book
Other topics in the latest issue include the semi-automatic in the technology section, the subject of veteran MFK in its many facets is dealt with in the special and the antiquarian book "Chevrolet - Fourteen Years of Noisy Silence" is scrutinized.
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