Bonhams Goodwood Members’ Meeting sale sees modern classics soar, 1950s cars struggle Bonhams collector car auction at Goodwood 82nd Members’ Meeting 2025 sees modern classics soar while 1950s cars struggle. Here are the details.
Singer steps in to save Willow Springs Raceway, with big plans on the way Singer Vehicle Design teams up with CrossHarbor Partners and a host of industry experts to revitalise Willow Springs in California, America’s oldest race circuit.
Small car makers will be exempt from UK’s 2030 Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate UK Government takes a more lenient position on Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate, amid turbulent global economy. Good news for low-volume manufacturers, which are now exempt.
Could Bonhams’ Nissan Skyline duo reinvigorate modern classic JDM market? Nissan Skyline duo boast host of desired modifications – but can the traditional classic car market connect with the world of the 2000s Japanese Domestic Model?
Ten lots to savour at Bonhams’ Goodwood Members’ Meeting Auction 2025 Bonhams’ Goodwood Members’ Meeting 2025 sale will be a barometer of the British auction market and a test for a relatively fresh auction team following recent staff departures.
Classic Lancia concept is the big winner at the 2025 Concorso d’Eleganza Japan 2025 concours line-up underlined Japan’s deep appreciation for Italian cars – especially Zagato-bodied examples – British marques and Porsches, and ranged from dainty to imposing.
New Audrain Automobile Museum exhibition celebrates all things air-cooled From road and race cars to tractors and motorcycles, the Audrain Automobile Museum’s latest exhibition celebrates all things air-cooled. It runs until July 13, 2025.
Anticipation builds for 82nd Goodwood Members’ Meeting, with Senna highlights The 82nd Goodwood Members’ Meeting in West Sussex kicks off the Historic motor sport season for 2025 with celebrations of GT3, Ayrton Senna and much more.
Gooding and Broad Arrow Amelia auctions 2025 see lots of sales despite many missed estimates The Amelia 2025 auctions from Broad Arrow and Gooding & Co saw plenty of business, but often for less money than some lofty pre-sale estimates. Magneto magazine analyses the results.
