The new SwissClassics Revue 99-5/2023 is now available. Once again, classic car enthusiasts will find exciting reports on interesting topics relating to classic vehicles. There is a report on the "normal" Fiat 132 and a detailed story dedicated to the resurrection of a Mercedes-Benz Nürburg 500. The elegant Benz had to endure a lot before its restoration. The buyer's guide is all about the Porsche Boxster (Type 986). The first generation of the Porsche roadster is now a genuine youngtimer - is it a real alternative to the popular Porsche 911? There is also an article about the Aston Martin DB7. The British GT ushered in the modern era for Aston Martin. The "Special" deals with the topic of external storage for classic cars. The experiences of Heinz Kobel, who became the general importer of the TVR brand in Switzerland at the end of the 1970s, are also exciting. And there is much more...
The "normal" Fiat 132
The Fiat 132 actually had all the ingredients for great success, e.g. a twin-camshaft engine, safe driving characteristics and generous space. Nevertheless, the model is almost extinct today. Why is that?
Special: Storing cars externally
Driving a classic car is fun, but between trips the oldie would like to have some peace and quiet. It's practical if you can store it at home, but not everyone can do that. Various providers of external accommodation solutions are stepping into the breach. These range from simple parking spaces to sophisticated car hotels including valet parking.
30 years old - Aston Martin DB7
It came late, but it came anyway. The DB7 marked a successful new beginning for Aston Martin in a more affordable sports car segment and paved the way for the future.
Buying advice Porsche Boxster
Does it have to be a 911? If you answer this question in the negative, the Porsche Boxster is a great fun car. It offers a six-cylinder sound, driving dynamics and fresh air at the touch of a button. Now would probably not be a bad time to get one - before the veteran stamp beckons in a few years' time.
Once a fire engine, now a luxury car again - Mercedes-Benz Nürburg 500
A luxury automobile that becomes an aircraft tractor and then a fire engine, only to be restored to its former glory? Yes, it's possible, but it takes a lot of perseverance.
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