Lake Como’s 2025 FuoriConcorso gets pulses racing with Italian competition cars FuoriConcorso 2025 features Italian competition machinery – and Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Pagani, Maserati, Zagato and other new-car marques join in.
Zagato and Bovensiepen family team up for 611bhp carbon-clad grand tourer Bovensiepen, the family name behind the famed Alpina brand that’s now part of BMW, has revealed the new 611bhp carbon-clad GT styled by Zagato.
Ferraris hit mark at Broad Arrow Villa d’Este 2025, plus new high for Honda NSX-R Broad Arrow’s two sales at Villa d’Este 2025 also see the perils of no-reserve lots return after the previous week’s RM Milan auction. Has the allure gone?
Wundercar exhibition honours Porsche 959’s innovative legacy on model’s 40th anniversary Magneto magazine attends the opening night of Wundercar, a broad-medium, physical and digital art exhibition in celebration of the iconic Porsche 959.
RM Sotheby’s Milan 2025 sees a record Countach, plus perils of selling at no reserve RM Sotheby’s Milan 2025 sale sees a record price for a Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary, but a dreadful Porsche 993 GT2 NR result.
Inaugural P&A Wood Rolls-Royce tour honours Paul Wood’s legacy UK Rolls-Royce specialist P&A Wood honoured its late founder, Paul Wood, by driving some very special Rolls-Royces through beautiful northern Scotland.
Petersen Museum celebrates RADwood icons of 1980s and 1990s with new exhibition Petersen Automotive Museum’s Totally Awesome! Cars and Culture of the ’80s and ’90s celebrates iconic automobiles of the RADwood era with a new exhibition from June 7, 2025.
Amalgam pays tribute to Tazio Nuvolari with £22,835 Monaco Grand Prix scale models Tazio Nuvolari is the subject of Amalgam’s latest Man and Machine Collection models, and he is brought to life alongside two of his legendary pre-war Monaco Grand Prix racers.
Royal Tunbridge Wells Festival of Motoring marks 130 years since first British Motor Show The Royal Tunbridge Wells Festival of Motoring puts the Kent town back on the motoring map, 130 years after hosting Britain’s first motor show in October 1895.
