24th May 2019
UK ROADS ON THE MEND?
The state of the UK’s roads looks to be improving – but they are still not as good as they were in 2006, if RAC figures for pothole-related callouts are anything to go by.
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23rd May 2019
BRIGHTWELLS MAY SALE REVIEW
With an impressive 213 lots, the latest Brightwells sale was a lengthy affair but the catalogue included something for everyone, whatever their taste in old cars.
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23rd May 2019
RISE OF THE AUTOJUMBLE
The car parts industry has had a significant shake-up over the past decade or more, with particular effect made by online services. New and used parts have found online platforms rather than requiring shop fronts…
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22nd May 2019
RARE CLASSICS SOLD AT HEYTHROP
Silverstone Auctions put a wide range of vehicles under the hammer during its maiden visit to Heythrop Park on May 11. There were two sales on the day at the Oxfordshire venue; the Heythrop Classic…
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22nd May 2019
MG CAR CLUB TO HOST OPEN WEEKEND
The MG Car Club’s flagship MGLive! event had to be cancelled after its June 15-16 date was affected by Silverstone’s decision to carry out track maintenance. However, the club has ensured fans of the famous…
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21st May 2019
YOUNG DRIVERS UNABLE TO PERFORM BASIC CHECKS
New research suggests that older is wider when to car maintenance, with half of young people unaware of how to perform the most basic checks on their car.
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21st May 2019
LONGBRIDGE JOBS AT RISK
Longbridge employees face uncertainty following the news that MG Motor UK’s Chinese parent company, SAIC, is looking to downside its operations at the Birmingham site.
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21st May 2019
AFFORDABLE VW CAMPERS BUYER’S GUIDE
What to do when you want a taste of vintage Volkswagen camping experience but don’t have a budget that goes through the pop-up roof.
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20th May 2019
STAY SAFE IN MOT EXEMPT CLASSICS
As we revealed a fortnight ago, the number of historic vehicles being submitted for MoT tests has dropped by more than half since the law was amended last May to exempt cars over 40 years…
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20th May 2019
RARE HERALD RESUMES TRAINING DUTIES
The Association of Heritage Engineers (AoHE), set up at the beginning of last year to help prevent skills, experience and information from a variety of heritage engineering sectors being lost, has acquired what it believes…
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20th May 2019
MOVIE MIURA CERTIFIED
Collectors have tried to identify without question the orange Lamborghini Miura used in the opening credits of The Italian Job for the best part of five decades, and finally they have their answer.