New exhibition at Audrain Automobile Museum in US celebrates all things JDM Audrain Automobile Museum in Newport, US is celebrating all things Japanese Domestic Market, with exhibition showcasing the best cars and bikes from the land of the rising sun.
Great Northern Classics motoring hub in Derby opens doors to public in March 2024 East Midlands’ new automotive hub, Great Northern Classics at former Rolls-Royce Heritage Centre in Derby, will officially open its doors later this month.
Raising a farewell glass of Macallan whisky to Bentley’s legendary W12 engine After 20 years, Bentley is finally winding down production of its venerable W12 engine. We pay tribute with a trip to Scotland for a tumbler of very special Macallan Horizon whisky.
1967-1971 Mercedes-Benz W113 SL Pagoda Buying Guide from Magneto An icon of the ’60s, the Mercedes-Benz W113 Pagoda blends elegance with engineering depth to great effect. Here’s how to buy the perfect example in 2024.
Design sells: What iconic styling means for collector car values Following the death of legendary car designer Marcello Gandini, market expert John Mayhead examines how design impacts collector car values.
Farewell to car design legend Marcello Gandini Marcello Gandini has passed away at 85. The creator of the Lamborghini Countach and Lancia Stratos is considered one of the most influential designers ever.
Weird and wonderful car collection of TV’s Paul Cowland Magneto visits the large and eclectic car collection put together by Turbo Pickers and Salvage Hunters TV presenter Paul Cowland in Nottingham, UK.
Title-winning Ferrari among cars consigned by F1 Champ Scheckter F1 champ Jody Scheckter is selling 12 cars from his personal collection via RM Sotheby’s, including his 1979 World Championship-winning Ferrari 312 T4.
Campbell’s Tragic Bluebird K7 has returned to Coniston Donald Campbell’s record-breaking K7 hydroplane has returned to Ruskin Museum; plans are in place for boat to run on Coniston Water once again.
Sustainability and synthetic fuels, by Bentley specialist Vintage Bentley founder William Medcalf talks about how historic cars can be sustainably run into the future, thanks to developments in synthetic fuel tech.
