The third SwissClassics Revue issue in 2017 focuses on three vehicles with Volkswagen technology: the Porsche 356, the VW Transporter as a "flatbed" and the Formcar Formula V. They all used the technology that also made the VW Beetle successful, and yet from the driver's point of view they are extremely different.
The pulse of the Citroën GS Birotor is also taken. The French car surprises with its sporty nature, and the exhaust note does not disappoint either.
Toyota vehicles have been imported into Switzerland for 50 years, and the Toyota Corolla has been there from the very beginning.
A Plymouth PE Langenthal Cabriolet was photographed and documented for the new issue of the "Swiss Carrosserien" series.
The Fiat 124 is inspected in the seasonal buying guide. Well-maintained examples are a lot of fun, but what are the weaknesses of the elegant Italian convertible?
The relocation of the Monteverdi Museum to the Museum of Transport in Lucerne is followed and presented on a double-page spread.
The topic of "Specials" is revisited due to current regulations. Why do these unique pieces cause so many problems for the authorities and owners?
Many event reviews, including the Techno Classica Essen, the OTM Fribourg and the Bosch Hockenheim Historic, as well as the auction at the Oldtimer Galerie Toffen, look back at the past.
And, as in every second issue, over 2000 classic cars in CHF are rated, several books are reviewed, insurance tips are given and future events are presented.
The new issue is expected to be on newsstands from March 21, 2017. Subscribers will receive their issue much earlier.
More information can be found on the magazine's website, where you can of course also subscribe to the magazine or order it individually.
