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Have we gone back to the nineteen seventies? If there's a new Lotus Esprit and an MG Roadster soon to hit the market, we may have. Learn the details and the back story of how I became obsessed with these types of classic sports cars.

In this episode we'll find out why Aston Martin wants to be the Ferrari of Britain. Are drive-in theaters coming back? The loss of Stirling Moss. More interviews from the 2019 San Diego British Car Day, including a story about buying a Jaguar, sight unseen, from a mail order catalog, while stationed overseas.  And which British cars the San Diego Automotive museum cleaned up and brought out to the show.

In this episode we'll take a look at how the classic sports car market it shaping up at the beginning of 2020, find out what cars are now considered "classics," and learn about a venerable manufacturer that is in financial trouble- again.  Plus, we'll hear interviews with 3 participants from the 2019 San Diego British Car Day.

This episode contains a brief review of the academy award winning movie Ford v Ferrari and then fills in the movie's gaps with additional details of what else happened during this historic rivalry.  

In this episode we try to identify what qualifies as a sports car.  We'll also discuss all the different types of car names that get thrown around: sedan, coupe, GT, roadster, speedster, etc.  Did these names ever really mean anything?  And if so, do they still apply today?

In this introductory episode, host Tom Dunn highlights what the show will be about, what topics will be covered, and what to expect in future episodes.