Bicester Scramble’s mix of machinery proves a hit – again With its atmosphere of fun and optimism, Bicester Heritage’s first Scramble of 2024 kicked off the UK classic car season in style.
Lotus embarks on brand-new electric era with Eletre SUV Lotus’s first attempt at an SUV signals a new era for the Norfolk-based marque. Does the controversial all-electric Eletre live up to the brand’s name?
Exclusive Maserati 5000GT is the meaning of bespoke Bespoke – a term bandied about meaninglessly on production models today – meant so much more in the GT’s golden era, as Maserati’s 5000GT proves.
Ferrari Purosangue four-seater on tour in New Zealand Ferrari’s new Purosangue is more svelte and stylish than any other car with enough space to carry a chest of drawers – just don’t call it an SUV. We drive it.
The Highs and lows of the 2023 classic car world As 2023 draws to an end, we review the highs and lows of a significant year in the world of classic cars: the events, machinery, auctions and farewells.
Jaguar E-type buying guide: How much to pay for the right car With a broad choice of generations, bodystyles and engines, the iconic Jaguar E-type remains the classic sports car of choice for aficionados the world over.
Bentley and Ducati co-create Diavel motorcycle The Ducati Diavel for Bentley is a £58,000 limited-edition sports bike from Bologna inspired by the Flying B’s Batur coupé.
Allesley: the new name in bespoke British coachbuilding HPL Prototypes has been building one-offs and prototypes for OEMs for 25 years. Now, through new venture Allesley, private individuals can join in.
Busy auction week proves chilly for some as top cars fail to sell Bonhams, RM Sotheby’s, Aguttes and Bonhams all held major sales in late November 2023 – we take a close look at the results.
