One of the most recognisable shapes of all time, the Ford Anglia 105E marked a new era for Ford, this family saloon replacing the archaic ‘sit-up-and-beg’ saloons that could trace their roots back to ...

They say money cannot buy happiness, but it can certainly open the door to some extraordinary machines. For George Harrison, ...

Amazing, all the old troupers that crop up in films: "Blimey, I remember them," you exclaim as the flick transports you on a great road trip of nostalgia. I'm not talking about the stars: everyone ...

I have been an avid Harry Potter fan for quite some time, and when the opportunity presented itself to create a replica from the second movie in the series, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, I ...

The clutch went the day after Nigel Garbett paid £160 for his 1960 Ford Anglia 105E but it went on to give good service until rust got hold. My first car was a maroon, 998cc 1960 Ford Anglia 105E. I ...

Scalextric has launched a brand-new replica of the flying car from the Harry Potter Chamber of Secrets movie, inviting fans to celebrate the iconic franchise. Scalextric celebrated International Harry ...

Two cars launched in 1959 had a profound impact and will be remembered by many in Britain as one of their favourites: the Mini and the Ford Anglia 105E. The Anglia was a design way ahead of its time.

Dr. Andrew Roberts is a cinema and motoring historian whose writing reflects a lifelong fascination with all cars. His love of post-war crime films led him to buy a 1960 police Wolseley, complete with ...

Nick Hedley has a thing about eye-catching vehicles. This Carlisle-based roofer’s vans are hard to miss on Cumbria’s roads with their red, blue and yellow livery. But they look positively muted ...

Laurence Price's metallic blue 1968 Ford Anglia 105E had a habit of reverting to battleship grey but some of their adventures had an added sense of danger. My first car, purchased in February 1974 for ...