Classic car models | BookAclassic

Classic car modelsExplore our guide to classic and vintage car models available to hire. From British icons to continental classics, find your perfect drive.

Jaguar E-Type — The Jaguar E-Type (1961–1975) is the archetypal British grand tourer: long bonnet, twin-cam straight-six (later V12), independent rear suspension, and looks Enzo Ferrari called the most beautiful car

Ford Mustang (1967–1968) — The 1967–68 Ford Mustang is the era most people picture when they think 'classic Mustang': longer, wider, and more muscular than the 1964½–66 cars, with a fastback body that became iconic through Stev

Porsche 911 (air-cooled) — Air-cooled Porsche 911s — the 901, F-Series, G-Series, 964, and 993 — are the most coveted sports cars on the platform.

Volkswagen Beetle (Type 1) — The air-cooled Volkswagen Beetle (Type 1, 1938–2003) is the most-produced single car platform in history at over 21 million units.

MG MGB — The MGB (1962–1980) is the most-produced British classic roadster, with over half a million units.

Mini Classic Mini — The classic Mini (1959–2000) is a 3.05 m long front-wheel-drive package that redefined small-car design.

Fiat 500 (Nuova / Cinquecento) — The Fiat 500 'Nuova' (1957–1975) is the smallest, most photogenic, and most distinctly Italian classic on the platform.

Aston Martin DB5 — The Aston Martin DB5 (1963–1965) is the most culturally famous British grand tourer, immortalised by Goldfinger (1964).

Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow — The Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow (1965–1980) is the most-produced Rolls-Royce ever (≈ 32,000 units) and the default chauffeured classic wedding car in the UK, Ireland, and US.

Mercedes-Benz SL 'Pagoda' (W113) — The Mercedes-Benz W113 'Pagoda' SL (1963–1971) is a German grand tourer with a Paul Bracq–designed body and a distinctive concave 'pagoda' hardtop.

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