Welcome good news for concerned classic car owners now that the Government has confirmed that it will continue to make fuel containing 5% bioethanol (E5) available for owners of historic vehicles. Rachel Maclean, parliamentary under-secretary at the Department for Transport, Read on! →
The coronavirus effect has also now caused Bonhams to move its sales online. They now have Bonhams MPH and Bonhams Private Sales. They are offering more affordable cars on the former, with the latter dealing with those of higher values. Read on! →
Sad to hear of the passing John Horsman, one of motor racing’s brilliant behind-the-scenes innovators. He is widely credited with sorting what many drivers described as an extremely fast but undrivable car – the legendary Porsche 917. He and his Read on! →
The whole sporting community, not just those of us passionate about cars and racing, is mourning the passing of a true icon, legend and gentleman. Sir Stirling Moss was without doubt one of the greatest drivers ever. He was universally recognised Read on! →
The headline feature of the London Concours 2020 now due to take place on 19-20 August 2020 will include eight Ferrari Dino models, being shown by Foskers, the UK’s oldest independent Ferrari specialist. Each one is in a different factory-produced Read on! →
Morgan has just announced that the first four of just 20 Morgan Plus 4 70th Anniversary Edition cars have just been completed. Finished in a platinum exterior paint, each car has its chassis painted gold with satin grey wire wheels. Read on! →
Motorsport UK has extended the suspension of all organising permits and Certificates of Exemption for motorsport events until at least 30th June. It will continue to monitor the advice from the UK Government in respect of the COVID-19 international pandemic and Read on! →
Gooding & Co., the well-known California based auction house, was due to hold its first sale outside the USA on 1st April at London’s Somerset House, but this has been postponed until further notice due to the Coronavirus (COVID 19).
The Steve McQueen Bulitt Mustang having already gone, for $3.4m, the 1967 Meyers Manx Dune Buggy that he drove across the dunes, with Faye Dunaway aboard, in the 1968 The Thomas Crown Affair movie, has now also been sold for Read on! →
The original Honda NS-X and Mazda MX-5 are amongst a number of cars that Fédération Internationale des Véhicules Anciens (FIVA), the classic car authority, have said are now to be considered as ‘Classic Cars’.
