Classic Car News

First Audi 80 unveiled 50 years ago It establishes the B series, is both a pioneer of innovative technology and a trendsetter, and becomes the first million-seller for the brand with the four rings: the […]

Audi Tradition shows legendary cars in Berlin “AHEAD – Stories of Transformation” – this is the name of the current exhibition at Volkswagen Group’s representative office in Berlin. In it, the Group stages its transformation […]

Fifty years of the Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 – ‘Germany’s fastest sports car’ 50 years ago, Porsche develops a new 911 variant for racing and rallying. ‘Duck tail’, ‘RS’ or ‘2.7’. Today, the Porsche […]

70 YEARS OF CONTINENTAL 70 years since the start of production of iconic R-Type Continental In 1952, the fastest four-seat and most expensive car in the world 208 examples built, one still owned by Bentley […]

NEW LIFE FOR WORLD’S OLDEST BENTLEY T-SERIES The very first Bentley T-Series begins a complete restoration Apprentices and Bentley Specialists breathe life into first of line example from 1965 Car found after years in storage […]

BENTLEY MARKS CENTENARY OF FIRST EVER CUSTOMER CAR Bentley 3-Litre delivered to racing enthusiast Noel van Raalte in 1921  UK-registered KS 1661 car originally bought for £1,150 – 3-Litre tested by The Autocar magazine in […]

The Mercedes 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe sells for $135 Million EUR All time record: One of two ultra-rare original 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupes from the Mercedes-Benz Classic Collection has been auctioned for 135 million EUR […]

Hagan Powers Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat from No. 1 Qualifier to Runner-up Finish at Virginia NHRA Nationals Matt Hagan drove the Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Funny Car to a fifth final elimination round appearance in […]

Cadillac would not have existing, if Henry Ford would not have went broke We all attribute Henry Ford to Ford and Lincoln, but did you know that if Ford had not have gone broke, odds […]

The 1956 Chrysler Norseman Virgil Exner was a pioneer at Chrysler. He worked in Chrysler’s Advanced Styling Group, developed lower, sleeker, and more aggressive-looking automobiles for Chrysler in the 1950s. Exner also wanted maximum all-around visibility […]