LANCASTER CLASSIC CAR NEWS

Continental Classics: Lancaster is reminding vintage car owners to get ‘Europe ready’ ahead of summer

Many classic car owners will be planning to drive their car in Europe this summer. From vintage vehicle events, car club run driving tours, or simply heading off on holiday, there are plenty of reasons to head to Europe this summer.
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The Ford Fiesta At 50

On the 12th of June 1976, Ford unveiled the Fiesta at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Here to celebrate are 50 facts about one of the most important cars to wear the blue oval badge
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Meet The Owner – Ken Griffin Who Rescued “Poppy,” the Jaguar XJ40

Some classic car stories begin with childhood dreams or years of searching for the perfect model. This one begins with a moment of compassion.
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Lancaster Supports The 2026 Broadland MG Owners Club Heritage Run

Lancaster was delighted to once again be invited to support the Broadland MG Owners Club Heritage Run, a much loved annual fixture in the classic car calendar.

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Cream Rolls Royce Just Married Written Note On Back

Why classic cars never go out of style at weddings

Classic cars have long been a part of wedding days, offering timeless style, elegance, and a sense of occasion that modern vehicles simply can’t replicate. From luxurious vintage Bentleys and Rolls Royces to charming VW Beetles and iconic Ford Mustangs, classic cars continue to appeal to couples seeking a memorable and stylish wedding journey.
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The Only MG ZT XPower 200 In the World

It is formerly the company car of Kevin Howe, the CEO of MG Rover. I found it on Facebook, in a scrapyard in the Midlands, after being off the road for 10 years. I did a deal on it as the MG hadn't had a COD done yet.
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“Super Luxury, Super Performance” - The Ford Capri 3.0 Ghia Mk. II

My brother started my love for the Capri - he had a Mk. I. My wife went on an internet search for an Mk. II Capri 3.0 Ghia seven years ago, as I'm not much good with computers, and after a few 'not quite what I was after' searches, she found this one.
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Michael Taylor’s First NEC Restoration Show as a New Member of the Cortina MK3 Club

Joining the club for the first time in November 2025, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect when I saw the call out for cars for the Restoration Show in March.
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The Fiat 124 At 60

You are looking at one of the most important cars in the history of post-war motoring. Fiat unveiled the 124 in March 1966 at the Geneva Motor Show, and it became a true global car.
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Lancaster Joins Rustival for a Packed Fourth Show at the British Motor Museum

Put simply, it is almost impossible to do Rustival 2026 justice. Here are 20 examples of its many highlights.
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Driven: Britain’s Motoring Story – Brand new display opening at the National Motor Museum

My first visit to the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu was on the 20th of December 1976, which, not by coincidence, was my seventh birthday. Naturally, I immediately planned to set up home there and possibly claim the Paddy Hopkirk 1964 Monte Carlo Rally Morris Mini Cooper S for my own.
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70 Years of the Routemaster

On the 8th of February 1956, Londoners waited for the No.2 bus on the Golders Green to Crystal Palace route - a bus that would make transport history. The double-decker, registration SLT 56, was the first Routemaster to enter service.

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