The ultimate celebration of the British motor industry was held in Cofton Park next to the historic Longbridge factory in April, with reports of over 1,000 cars on display. Our Car Club Executive Brian, who was in attendance, reports…
This year’s Heritage run is the 33rd organised by the Broadlands MG Owners Club, an annual fund-raising event for local charities. Previous beneficiaries have included The Big C Cancer charity.
“It is great fun - quite quick for what it is, and the turning circle is rather incredible. It turns more heads than any other car I have”.
In 2016 Alex Sebbinger-Sparks of the Modern Classic Executive Cars group acquired one of Vauxhall’s finest sports saloons of its era - a Senator 24V.
Michael Birkett is a such a connoisseur of fine Colt cars that one Sigma was not enough. To augment his 1978 model, he recently acquired an automatic version owned by Siraj Farook, which we featured in a recent blog.
John Stock’s 1964 Fiat 600D is not a rare example of a RHD UK-market car, but one of the most important cars in the history of the Italian motor industry. Here are 25 facts about this remarkable motor car.
The year is 1955, it is the 19th of October, and the place is Earls Court. The 40th London Motor Show looks set to be the greatest since the first post-war event in 1948 and certainly worth investing 2/6d in the show guide.
It has been 16 years since the Daimler name vanished from the UK’s new car market with the demise of the Super Eight, and cars such as Ken’s 1998 Super V8 are a reminder of what we have lost
Put simply, this 1970 Aerobus sold by https://www.cosmopolitanmotors.com/ is 22 feet 6 inches long, has eight side doors, seats 12 occupants on four rows of bench seats, and has space for 40 cubic feet of luggage.
You are looking at a very exclusive Alfa Romeo – a 1992 75 Green Cloverleaf in ‘Race’ specification, owned by Nick Suiter, the AROC 75 Registrar
In 1968, a new Ford Corsair 2000E in Silver Fox Metallic demonstrated that you had “made it” to your neighbours and business colleagues.
The countdown is officially on! The Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show returns to Birmingham’s NEC from 7–9 November 2025, and after the incredible 40th-anniversary celebrations last year, we’re gearing up for an even bigger and better show.