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The third sequel in my best-viewed videos on which classic cars to buy (23 classic cars for 2023) for fun and investment, see links to my previous videos below. I run down the best cars as named by Hagerty’s Bull Market List on both sides of the Atlantic – plus three cars of my own choosing.
Here’s a rundown. If I missed any – name them in the comments!
A bit of fun for the New Year! – Across multiple universes, there are multiple versions of me. Different lives, different environments, different contexts, but is there a common thread that unifies such diversity?
None of these are me, all of them are me. Which are the ones you’d want to know more about? Maybe even hear more of their stories? Meet them below:
Continue reading “Multiverse of Me!”
Follow #BCGBMWE30 on social media Bookmark this page to follow my ongoing series with this car – everything that happens with the ownership of this BMW – one that I’ve owned for the second time. I used to own a blue one just like this back in the 1990s, and it was one of my most missed cars.
Continue reading “My Classic 1989 E30 BMW 325i SE – Part 1 (2022)”
In less than 30 years from now, most of us won’t be able to have our own cars, and many of the major car manufacturers we know and love today – will have disappeared. Yes, the personal car is about to go extinct. Don’t believe me? Keep reading and I’ll explain exactly why.
So a Muslim in the UK, a Jew in America and a Christian in Holland walk into a YouTube video and… uh oh!!
What car to drive a long distance? Why do we love V8s? Are electric cars the future and when will they become affordable? Who invented the wheel? Which classic I would like to review next year? Which was the best Transformers movie? Why do people hate estate cars? Why is it that people who car drive are legally allowed to? Plus what’s for dinner, why hairs grows in your ears and why am I the Brown Car Guy?
The car market, used cars, tech in our motors, talking autos, KITT, Big Brother, subscription services and ULEZ – it’s time to gaze into the Crystal Ball and make motoring predictions for 2023! Here’s How I think the automotive and car world will look like next year. Let me know your predictions in the comments below.
Approaching the start of any January, one must always be optimistic about the outlook ahead. It’s vital to inwardly, discreetly, whisper to oneself, with some forceful conviction: ‘THIS is going to be my year.’ In December 2021, winding up what actually turned out be a fantastic, fruitful and fun month, there was undoubtedly more confidence than usual in that forward-looking affirmation for 2022.
Continue reading “2022: Year of Motoring Mania!”