Classic Car buyer’s guides
Looking for a buyer’s guide to help with your next Classic Car? Explore our wide range of guides to help you understand what to look for before making a decision on what to purchase.
Take a look at our selection of Buyers Guides.
Porsche 911 (996)
Every 911 generation has its day and that moment may be coming at last for the unfairly maligned 996.
Fiat 124 Sport Spider
More sophisticated than contemporary British rivals, the Fiat 124 Sport Spider is a more stylish way to live the ‘60s roadster dream.
Lotus Elan
As beautiful to drive as it is to look at, the Elan is the perfect road-going expression of Lotus’s engineering ethos and racing success.
Morris Minor
A post-war British icon, the Morris Minor is a deservedly popular and still affordable entry into the world of classic cars.
MGC
Hated by the contemporary motoring press but a favourite of the now King Charles, the MGC’s moment may yet come.
Dino 206 GT/246 GT
“Almost a Ferrari” according to the brochure but, in fact, a template for Maranello’s mid-engined cars to this day, and still one of its most beautiful.
Aston Martin DB2 (and DB2/4)
With its powerful six-cylinder engine and beautiful aluminium body the DB2 set the template for the legendary DB cars that followed.
Porsche Boxster (987)
Sharper looks, more power and stronger engines make the second-generation Boxster a modern-classic Porsche for switched-on buyers.
Mini Hatch (R50/R52/R53)
The first of the ‘modern Minis’ has matured into an appealing contemporary classic in its own right…
MGA
One of the prettiest of all the ‘60s British sportscars, the MGA is a stone-cold classic and still fun to drive to this day.
Ford Capri
Why Ford’s “The car you always promised yourself” advertising line for the Capri is as true now as it ever was
Jaguar E-type (Series 2)
With the Series 1 grabbing the glory could the Series 2 be a more accessible way of living the E-type dream?
We understand that every vehicle is unique, which is why our Agreed Valuation policies take the true value of your classic car into account.
We understand that every vehicle is unique, which is why our Agreed Valuation policies take the true value of your classic car into account.
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Classic car insurance
From British Classics such as the Mini or the Bentley S3, through the spectrum of global icons ranging from the Porsche 911 to the Volkswagen Beetle, Goodwood Classic Solutions can offer an online quote for any Classic, with a policy tailored to your needs.
Our definition of a Classic isn’t restricted by a date, so we offer cover on any of the 2 million Classic cars on the road in the UK today.
Classic Car Insurance From The Experts
Because we’re offering classic vehicle insurance the Goodwood way, we only work with insurers who offer benefits like agreed valuations, limited mileage discounts, full salvage retention, and modification cover, since we understand how important they are.
The team at Goodwood Classic Solutions have already put in the hard work of building a reliable network of trusted insurance providers, so you can spend more time behind the wheel and less time sorting out your classic car cover.
Our definition of a Classic isn’t restricted by a date, so we offer cover on any of the 2 million Classic cars on the road in the UK today.
This is a list of some of the Classic Cars we cover, click on a brand to find out more.
Are you a Member or Fellow of the GRRC? You’ll save up to 15% on vehicle insurance with Goodwood Classic Solutions.
Are you a Member or Fellow of the GRRC? You’ll save up to 15% on vehicle insurance with Goodwood Classic Solutions.
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