My week in cars: the Autocar podcast

In the latest episode of the Autocar podcast, My Week In Cars, Steve Cropley and Matt Prior talk classic car values, a top local restorer, slow-charge Teslas, the new BMW 3 Series and i3, and much more besides, including your letters.

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Wondering what's happening to the collector's car market? Confused that some prices are hitting the stratosphere while other well loved models are in the doldrums? Frankly, so were we.

As part of the Royal Automobile Club's London Motor Week we invited a panel of classic car experts - an auctioneer, two dealers and a leading classic car journalist - to face questions put by Steve Cropley and help us understand what's happening. Hope the conversation puts you in the picture, and many thanks for listening.

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In this week's episode of the Autocar podcast, My Week In Cars, Steve Cropley and Matt Prior talk a surprising award (!) for the Fiat Topolino, the new BMW iX5 and Volkswagen ID Polo, the Willys Jeep, a Brundle edition of the Gunther Werks reimagined Porsche 911, and much more besides, including your correspondence.

Autocar is the world’s leading magazine for car news, reviews and features. To subscribe, and take advantage our special offer for listeners, which includes six issues for just £6 and access to the 131-year Autocar archive, click here.
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In this week's Autocar podcast, My Week In Cars, your hosts Steve Cropley and Matt Prior bring you news of a £40,000 model, a near three-tonne BMW, the World Rally Championship being back on the telly, reborn car names, and much more besides, including your correspondence.

Autocar is the world’s leading magazine for car news, reviews and features. To subscribe, and take advantage our special offer for listeners, which includes six issues for just £6 and access to the 131-year Autocar archive, click here.
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McMurtry Automotive, maker of the awesomely quick and revolutionary single-seat "fan" car that holds the Goodwood Hillclimb record, is celebrating its 10th birthday by revealing its first batch of £1m-plus production cars, now well advanced. They're due to go to owners next year.

Here, speaking exclusively to Steve Cropley, McMurtry founder and MD Tom Yates explains why and how the company was founded. He describes the Speirling's four-stage journey from crazy idea to production readiness and also reveals a little about the company's future plans - not just for a Speirling successor, but for a car beyond that.

Yates says fan-induced downforce is still regarded by most people as revolutionary for cars, but McMurtry is already investigating rule-breaking technologies that are even more advanced.
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