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Jaguar Classic has re-released Malcolm Sayer, Bob Knight and William Heynes’ artful endurance racer with eight Continuation models in a strictly limited production run

The 2CV Shop has launched its EV-converted 2CeV and Magneto travelled down to the company’s headquarters in Wiltshire for a first drive of this reimagined French icon.

2023 will mark 100 years of the Le Mans 24 Hours. We take a look at what has been revealed about the planned celebrations now the chequered flag has fallen on 2021.

The budding racing driver turned auctioneer built Bonhams into a global powerhouse before retiring to his farm in 2018, following the sale of the company he spent three decades building

Investigators claim to have located the Aston Martin DB5 Sean Connery drove in Goldfinger after it mysteriously vanished from a US airport in 1997

Adrian Hamilton has passed away aged 72. He was the son of the legendary Duncan Hamilton, who famously won Le Mans for Jaguar in 1953. Adrian forged his own reputation as a world-leading trader of historic motor cars, and was also the joint architect of the famous ROFGO Collection of Gulf-liveried racing cars

As September 1 draws nearer, the anticipation for Salon Privé Week continues to build – particularly with the announcement that scores of legendary rally cars will be displayed along with the inaugural running of a Hill Sprint event.

After a spectacular week in Monterey that saw a 37 percent increase in total sales compared with last time out in 2019, Hagerty dissects what the results mean for the wider collector car community.

Richard Stewart Williams has died aged 76. Richard was a leading figure in the development of Aston Martin’s history, having dedicated his life to the marque as a specialist, race preparer, team boss and restorer through his eponymous company, Richard Stewart Williams Limited.