Buying: Buying Guide

Not what immediately springs to mind when Italian exotica is mentioned, but this Beta-based sportscar can still get your pulse racing

German cruiser combined cutting-edge styling with tried-and-tested mechanicals – but rot is the buyer’s biggest enemy

At least as beautiful as a contemporary Ferrari or Aston, the E-type is still a relative bargain

Put thoughts of baby Ferraris out of your head: Fiat’s Dino is just as desirable as its supercar cousin...

Fun and affordable, and there’s plenty of choice

Often overlooked in favour of the 3000, the lovely 100/4 is the unsung Healey hero

The Spider is now viewed as the classic Italian droptop – but what should you look out for when buying?