9th February 2022
BRITISH MARQUES PLAN ALL-ELECTRIC FUTURE
British automotive icons Bentley and Lotus have made important announcements as they march towards EV-only production
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2nd February 2022
MINI RECHARGED PROJECT ANNOUNCED
MINI is launching a new official conversion to turn the classic 1959-2000 Mini into a zero-emission runabout
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12th January 2022
LONG-SERVING LOTUS CARS END PRODUCTION
Lotus has produced its last Elise, Exige and Evora sports cars, closing a chapter that began over a quarter of a century ago
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6th January 2022
EXPERTS’ CARS TO WATCH IN 2022
Experts from the UK's auction houses predict the stars of this year's classic car sales
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15th December 2021
CHARLES WARE MORRIS MINOR CENTRE CLOSES ITS DOORS
Renowned specialist Charles Ware Morris Minor Centre has closed its doors after 41 years, although its parts and car sales arms remain
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10th December 2021
FIRST MORGAN PLUS 8 GTR ROLLS OFF THE LINE
Morgan has completed its first Plus 8 GTR, a hotted-up version of the otherwise discontinued model powered by a 375bhp BMW V8
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8th December 2021
HEAD GASKET SCAMMERS TARGET PRIVATE SELLERS
Police are urging vigilance following recent cases of car sale scams in Suffolk, which all involve false claims of head gasket failure
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29th November 2021
SIR FRANK WILLIAMS, 1942–2021
Formula 1 icon Sir Frank Williams passed away on Sunday, November 28 at the age of 79
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24th November 2021
HYUNDAI GRANDEUR: AN OEM RESTOMOD
The Hyundai Grandeur restomod celebrates the home-market saloon's 35th anniversary. Sadly, it's definitely not set for production!
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18th November 2021
LONDON TO BRIGHTON VETERAN CAR RUN CELEBRATES 125 YEARS
The Royal Automobile Club's London to Brighton Veteran Car Run returned on November 7 after last year's cancellation, this time celebrating a special 125th anniversary
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17th November 2021
LOCKDOWN PROJECT BOOM CONTINUES
Buying project cars became a theme of lockdown as we were confined to our homes, but recent market trends indicate the desire among enthusiasts to resurrect classics has continued – even if the numbers don't…
