Newsletter Feb 2023/1

Newsletter: Veritas the vanished brand, Lancia Aurelia Buying Guide and the Flanders Classic Collection

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Dear Classic Car Enthusiast,

We hope you enjoy our latest newsletter. In this issue we take a nostalgic look back at two vanished brands, Bristol and Veritas. We also feature the impressive Flanders Classic Car event which will be held in Belgium over the weekend and delve into what to look for before buying a stunning Lancia Aurelia.

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In the Maserati Quattroporte saga, the second saloon of the same name didn't make much of an impression, and for good reason, since it wasn't really a product designed by the brand.

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