HERITAGE IS THE FIAT CHRYSLER AUTOMOBILES PROJECT DEDICATED TO PERIOD CARS.
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The department was created to protect and value the past of Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Lancia and Abarth. We keep the history of our brands alive by taking care of the models in the group’s own collection and those of customers, through the involvement of our team of experts. We narrate their past and participate in major international events to honour the memory and successes that have made the four brands of the FCA group so unique. Because passion transcends time and must be nurtured and spread. OUR MANIFESTO We are culture, appreciation and adventure We are design and technology We are hands dirty with grease We are bodyshells, spanners and laid paper We are the track, the museum and the workshop We are at ease on wet asphalt and in elegant exhibitions We are in colour and in black and white We are at home in Turin and in all homes, around the world, where people breathe the same passion. THE FCA HERITAGE LOGO From the idea to defining its style The decision to adopt the English name "Heritage" was based on the fact that this word has a double meaning. It can be understood as a collection of valuable…
“One Leap Ahead” – A Jaguar Factory Tour 1961 Video Showing Jaguar Mk2’s Being Made
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We found this fantastic video and is a must for any Jaguar fan, as it goes behind the scenes at the Jaguar factory in Coventry and shows the Jaguar Mk2 being built and tested. Watch out at the end for the brand new Jaguar E Type !
Nearly 40 years since Ford launched the Escort Mk3 XR3 !!!
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November 24, 1980 was a big day for Ford, as it was the day the XR3 was handed over to the UK motoring media and press to test drive and report back in their publications how good it was ! At the time, parts of the M4 motorway had been built but still not opened yet to the public, and Ford pulled off a coup to 'borrow' a length of it near Bridgend in South Wales near the Ford factory as it was, for the journo's to try the car. They lined up rows of brand new red XR3's for them to test which the photos show just how many they were ! Ford were nervous, as all previous Escorts, the Mark 1's & Mark 2's had been rear wheel drive, and the XR3 was first Escort to have front wheel drive. Remember that at launch, the XR3 wasn't fuel injected, it was only on Jan 1st 1983, that the later fuel injected XR3i was available to buy. Ford had also been under pressure to come up with a rival to the Volkswagen Golf GTI, which had been launched in 1976 as a sporty hatchback with front wheel drive, although…
Morris Minor 1000 Traveller Seen Near Shaftesbury
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Our very good friend Oliver Harry, who writes all the Buyer's Guides and many other articles for My Classic was visiting Fonthill Lake, near Shaftesbury at the weekend and spotted this perfect classic car photo. Fonthill Estate, situated in the heart of south west Wiltshire, consists of farmland, woodland and formal gardens and is the home of Lord Margadale. A visit to their website http://www.fonthill.co.uk you will not only be able to see the outstanding natural beauty of the Estate, but also its incredible history and all the activities that take place within it. They have a number of fabulous venues available to hire for weddings & parties; it is also possible to rent commercial space as well as residential; you can board a mare at our Stud, and even buy timber or agricultural produce direct from the farm.