The Classic Hub

Will Norton's "Resurgence" new bikes help classic namesake interest?

There hints and leaks and suggestions, and then, finally, confirmation that a new range of Nortons would be on sale in 2026. read more>>

Suzuki GSX-R – 1985 (40 years)

The motorcycle world had seen fast bikes before, but when the Suzuki GSX-R750 rolled onto the scene, it was something else entirely. read more>>

Why Bother With E10 Fuel? Surely E5 Is Enough?

As a classic car owner, chances are you’ve already had your fair share of pub chats, forum debates, and petrol station head-scratching over E10 fuel. read more>>

Winter's here after a delayed start - it's bike storage prep time.

Preparation for storing your bike this late-start winter should really have started the day you brought it out of hibernation last winter, and should recommence when you spring it after this one. read more>>

Classic Italian Hot Hatches

When it comes to classic hot hatches, French and German makes often steal the spotlight. read more>>

Yamaha Motorcycles – 1955 (70 years)

Few manufacturers have shaped the motorcycle world quite like Yamaha. From its humble beginnings in post-war Japan to the global powerhouse it is today, read more>>

How to get the right valuation for your classic car

Whether you're protecting a prized heirloom, preparing to sell, or simply curious about what your car is worth, knowing the true value of your classic is essential. read more>>

Frugal classics: fuel-sipping, mpg heroes

In the world of classic cars, fuel economy isn’t usually top of the priority list. We celebrate style, sound, and soul - not miles per gallon. read more>>

Ferrari 308 GTB/GTS – 1975 (50 years)

Oh good grief, how cool is the Ferrari 308 GTB/GTS? Well, Magnum PI drove one and that’s pretty much all you need to know. read more>>

Performance icons: six enduring legends that have stood the test of time

Some cars come and go, burning bright before fading into the background. But others? They become icons - vehicles that define decades, win hearts, and evolve. read more>>

Electric icons vs classic petrol power

Hmm, here’s controversial. Is the revitalisation of older, iconic vehicles that captured the hearts of previous generations, powered by electric motors sacrilege or should we just embrace the electric revolution and get over ourselves? read more>>

How to source hard-to-find classic car parts

One of the joys – and occasional frustrations –One of the joys – and occasional frustrations – of classic car ownership is the hunt for those elusive parts read more>>

Rachel Reeves might axe the VED exemption for classic cars in the budget

For decades, classic car owners in the UK have enjoyed certain privileges that recognise the cultural and historical importance of preserving older vehicles. read more>>

Family Matters: The Dynasties that Drove the Automotive World

The car world might be driven by pistons and petrol, but behind many of the most recognisable marques are families whose names have become just as legendary read more>>

The Joy of V8: Why do eight cylinders still make our hearts race?

Just what is it about a V8 engine that makes hearts beat a little bit faster? It’s not just about horsepower or speed. read more>>

Badge of honour: how car makers’ logos came about

Few things in motoring stir emotion quite like a badge. Whether it’s the galloping horse on a Ferrari, the winged “B” of a Bentley, or the blue oval of a Ford read more>>

Rolls-Royce Phantom – 1925 (100 years)

Rolls-Royce launched the first Phantom in 1925, and that nameplate epitomises pure luxury. read more>>

De Tomaso Pantera – 1970 (55 years)

The De Tomaso Pantera – even the name just exudes cool and, as monikers go, there’s little to rival it, not only in the automotive world, but the world itself. read more>>

Great touring motorcycles

Big engines, plush seats, wind protection, luggage space and rider-friendly ergonomics – it’s armchair-in-front-of-the-TV time read more>>

How owning a classic car can save you money

For many, a classic car represents passion, nostalgia, and a slice of motoring history. But here’s something that often surprises new owners read more>>

SORN, tax, and insurance: clearing up the confusion for classic car owners

For many classic car enthusiasts, there comes a time when your classic spends more time off the road than on it. read more>>

Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow – 1965 (60 years)

The Silver Shadow broke the mould – it allowed people to dream big, thanks to endorsement of celebrity and a design that had innate ‘approachability’ read more>>

A Morris Traveller’s journey to the perfect restoration

Famous car enthusiasts and their classic car collections

Cars have always attracted passionate followers, from engineers and collectors to celebrities who see them not just as transport but as expressions of identity. read more>>