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The Unsung Heroes of Automotive Design Houses
Everyone knows Bertone.
The classic cars that started entire genres
Some cars don’t just join the market. They create one.
Suzuki GSF1200
Would it bring out the Bandit or Nice Person in you?
Has the classic motorcycle market corrected post-Covid?
Has the classic motorcycle market levelled out and completed a values "correction", post-Covid?
Grand touring in the golden age: Europe’s finest GT cars of the 1960s
There are road trips, and then there is grand touring.
Summer drives to show off your classic (UK edition)
There’s a particular moment, somewhere between April optimism and August reality, when owning a classic car in Britain suddenly feels like the best idea you’ve ever had.
Cars that became unexpected pop culture icons
Some cars are destined to be famous.
Why the 1970s was the wildest decade for supercars
In the 1970s, someone would hand you a pencil, mutter something about “making it dramatic”, and leave you to it.
Forgotten British sports cars worth rediscovering
Britain has never really struggled when it comes to building sports cars.
When car designers went completely bonkers
There’s usually a moment in any car project where someone says, “let’s just rein that in slightly.”
Five classic cars that became film stars
There are cars that are famous… and then there are cars that steal the entire film.
The rise of the “Gentleman’s Express”
In 1930, Woolf Barnato – racing driver, Bentley Boy, and clearly not someone who enjoyed losing – made a rather bold claim.