Still Motoring Issue 2

Still Motoring Magazine in Issue 2 review two modern day classics. The De Lorean built at a factory in  Dunmurry, Belfast Northern Ireland between 1981 and 1983. Sold 9,000 units before the company slipped into bankruptcy. However, the all stainless steel bodied car soldiers on free of rust and today continues to offer a unique design that for many hasn't aged. The Vauxhall Carlton 3.0 GSi 24v is the origin of the world famous Lotus Carlton which in 1993 was considered by the UK government as a threat to public safety with its top speed of 177 mph. Also, the Lotus Carlton was used by criminal gangs to successfully escape when police attempted to catch it. The UK government was unamused. Included with these rich articles are tables and ideas showing the potential for finding yourself a worthy modern classic investment.