Classic Car News

Porsche & Le Mans Porsche has made memories that will last for eternity at Le Mans. In the coming months, the Porsche Museum will be dedicating itself to a special topic: “The Porsche success story […]

Ferrari Spider: The new & the old In front of Casa Ferrari at Pebble Beach today, a concours of Ferrari Spiders graces the First Fairway. The newest 488 Pista Spider joins the line-up as the […]

The Country Buggy from down under In nature, there’s a phenomenon known as “convergent evolution” – the way different creatures in different places evolve the same traits to solve common problems. It also describes what […]

Lost Heritage When you think of great automotive minds behind Dodge, Chrysler or Plymouth you think of Water Chrysler, the Dodge Bros. or Lee Iacocca, but not many mention Virgil Exner. Exner was one of […]

GIANNI AGNELLI AND FERRARI The new exhibition at the Museo Enzo Ferrari in Modena brings together the one-off cars built by Ferrari for Gianni Agnelli and meticulously customised in close collaboration with him. This unique […]

Early Auto Safety Few inventions have saved as many lives as the safety belt. It’s easy to take its benefits for granted, but safety belt technology has come a long way in five decades — […]

Mille Miglia was considered the toughest race in the world Their experiences and exploits could fill volumes. Walter Röhrl and Christian Geistdörfer have competed in nearly every major car rally. But they’ve yet to drive […]

BENTLEY CELEBRATES CENTENARY OF FIRST WIN 100 years since Bentley’s first ever race win 24x 3-Litre Bentleys gather at Brooklands to celebrate, 100 years after 16 May 1921 Victorious car – EXP2, the second Bentley […]

Bentley & 75 years at Crewe Bentley marks 75 year anniversary since the Bentley Mk VI was the first model to roll off the Crewe production line in 1946 206 unique models and 197,086 cars […]

Volkswagen at Amelia Island Volkswagen of America proudly presented the past and future of electric vehicles at this weekend’s Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance, displaying a 1979 Elektrotransporter once used for research by the Tennessee Valley […]