Classic Car News

Purism meets e-performance: the new Porsche Vision 357 Speedster   75 years of Porsche sports cars: open-top concept car reprises the Porsche 356 30 years of the Festival of Speed: high-calibre Porsche parade at the […]

A boxy model: the NSU “Uruguay” The NSU “Uruguay” is undoubtedly an exotic member of the NSU family. That’s what the Neckarsulm locals colloquially called the rustic station wagon back in the day. Between 1969 […]

Futuristic, aerodynamic, stylish: The NSU Ro 80 Even the name is special: Ro 80 – Ro stands for rotary piston, and 80 is the type designation. When first unveiled at the IAA International Motor Show […]

ELMSTEAD: A PLACE OF PILGRIMAGE Rolls-Royce Motor Cars celebrates the life of Sir Henry Royce (27 March 1863 – 22 April 1933) – who spent the last 16 years of his life at Elmstead Located […]

Sunday Drives: Philippines 02/04/2023Entrepreneur and Porsche collector Jay Aldeguer escapes the hustle and bustle of his native Cebu for an island drive around nearby Bohol. Where: Bohol, Philippines Length: Approx. 275 km Type: Long straights […]

The Datsun 510 Situated in the basement of the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, the Nissan Heritage Collection houses a number of production and concept vehicles significant to the brand’s U.S. operations. This is […]

ROLLS-ROYCE AND ELECTRIC POWER Rolls-Royce reflects on heritage of electric power ahead of historic announcement Extraordinary prophecy of founding father, Charles Rolls, revealed Rolls championed electric cars in 1900, deeming Columbia model best of its […]

1951 Volkswagen Deluxe 15-Window wins top honor With the North American ID. Buzz soon to debut, the history and culture of Volkswagen’s original microbus was celebrated at a premier event of the collector-car world Herndon, […]

Volkswagen celebrates at Amelia Concours d’Elegance With the North American Volkswagen ID. Buzz soon to debut, the history and culture of Volkswagen’s original microbus is celebrated at a premier event of the collector-car world European […]

Jeep® History In July 1940, the U.S. military informed automakers that it was looking for a “light reconnaissance vehicle” to replace the Army’s motorcycle and modified Ford Model-T vehicles. The Army invited 135 manufacturers to […]