Have you checked out the list of cars coming in 2018? If you have, you'll know why the industry needs to make room by saying goodbye to some older models, so here are the cars that were axed in 2017.
Some were inevitable departures, some will be greatly missed and some were doomed from the start. We'll let you decide which car belongs in which camp.
There were plenty of significant new cars launched in 2017, but less attention has been paid to those cars quietly put out to pasture. Pay your respects here
This is a £3k drive-away fun Porsche – if you’re feeling brave enough and know what to look for. We give you the lowdown on buying the original Boxster
Affordable investment cars are lucrative things, because keeping a car on the road is often an expensive past-time for anything that can even be considered a classic.
Analysis organisation Cap HPI has compiled a list of the most promising future classics on the market, with the cars available from as little as £1650 on PistonHeads.
Take a look at this year’s hottest future classics below.
One of Britain's oldest manufacturers, Vauxhall began making cars in 1903, and continues today as part of the PSA Group. The firm's Heritage Collection maintains cars spanning that long history - and we've had a look around
