As new cars are increasingly moving away from ICE power, the pressure facing the classic car sector looks likely to increase in the coming years. We sat down with Julien Lescure, founder of www.chromecarbon.cc, to talk about classic vehicles and the environment. read more>>
Look no further we have searched the automotive section of the podcasts available and whittled down the selection to just seven! read more>>
Our middle-aged learner biker is back with another tale from the road. How is he getting on on since passing his test? read more>>
In this next instalment of Ask An Expert, we answer Sean Walton’s question regarding petrol consumption for classics after the 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel vehicles. read more>>
Footman James and rapid-payout insurance company FloodFlash have teamed up to raise awareness about commercial flood risk. We discuss fourive facts that the risk of flooding poses in the UK, and what you can do about them. read more>>
The Automotive Careers Expo has expanded to run alongside the British Motor Show with a focus on growth, diversity and regeneration of the industry. read more>>
Norton Motorcycles are soon to be moving to their new state-of-the-art headquarters in Solihull, West Midlands. read more>>
Hanan Mazouzi Sobati is the woman responsible for establishing the world’s first all-female supercar club: Arabian Gazelles. read more>>
Renault has announced the return of its legendary 5. Faithful to its supermini origins, the next generation model is to be the all-electric city car demanded by the green streets of 2021. As the internet sizzles over renders of an Alpine version, we take a look back at the go-faster original. read more>>
Whenever classic bike fans get together, online or face to face, the conversation invariably drifts round to what the future holds. The pessimists predict the collapse of the classic movement, while the optimists insist ways will still be found to keep our hobby alive, even thriving. So who is right? What will the future bring? read more>>
A stunning 4.2 litre V8 2005 Maserati Quattroporte lucky enough to have been first owned by Sir Elton John, CBE, will be auctioned online by The Market on the 18th – 25th February. read more>>
Volkswagen have launched the Motorhome qualification scheme to provide peace of mind to customers buying VW campervan conversions. read more>>
Rugged looks with beefed-up arches and bumpers, headlight protectors and room for all the family to enjoy the appearance of an off-roader with front-wheel drive purchase and running costs. The year is 1977 and the trendsetter is the Matra Rancho. read more>>
The Audi Quattro and Lancia Delta Integrale are roadgoing all-wheel drive rally cars that have already established their classic status. The next emerging, turbocharged cab off the classic rank is surely the Subaru Impreza. read more>>
With snow throughout the country, we thought we would offer 10 general things to check if you’re thinking of driving, or need to, during adverse weather. read more>>
This month we asked our clients to complete a short vehicle maintenance survey so that we could see how owners are looking after and storing their classic vehicles. We received almost 900 entries and gathered some very interesting results! read more>>
A motorcycle enthusiast and charitable hero has sadly passed away, but his love for motorcycles took around the world while serving in the army for Britain. read more>>
Jaguar Classic is creating a limited number of new C-type continuations to celebrate 70 years of the double Le Mans-winning legend. read more>>
This week saw an online auction of very special car from a brand, that although highly regarded, remains elusive on the used car market. The fact that the Singer in question sold for £696,500, yet was offered with no reserve, shows that internet-only car auctions have truly come of age. read more>>
Wrist watches more often than not have always been associated with masculine energy. Now, ladies dress watches are paving the way with both style and substance. read more>>
One of only two red Jaguar D-Types ever produced and bought new from the former Chief Executive of the Formula One Group has sold for £3,983,454 on 22 January 2021. read more>>
Lucky winner Richard Vernon has been kind enough to share his story about winning a BSA Bantam D7 from a raffle at the Classic Bike Show. read more>>
A question we get asked regularly at FJ is "Do I need to fit seat belts to my classic car?". In this installment of Ask An Expert, we explain the regulations. read more>>
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