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.
Modern classics poised to rise in Hagerty’s 2024 Bull Market list From the Austin J40 pedal car to the TVR Cerbera, Hagerty has published the rising stars of the classic car world in its 2024 UK Bull Market List.
Sealed with a Kissimmee: Mecum’s monster sale kicks off US Season Mecum’s 2024 Kissimmee auction in Florida offers ultra-rare 1950s and ’60s Ferraris, modern supercars, muscle car heroes – and everything in between.
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.
How will restomod classic cars fare at auction? Restomod classic vehicles are often built to uniquely personal tastes. But will that affect their value when it comes to resale?
Catching up with Classiche: the future of Maserati’s past Marque promises certification centres for the US, Japan and UK, while Tridente app looks to celebrate classic Maseratis.
St Moritz Automobile Week brings classics to heart of Alps St Moritz Automobile Week returned to Swiss Alps in September 2023, celebrating some of most significant cars ever on some of world’s greatest roads.
UK auction round-up: tricky times as market starts to chill Pre-war cars appear to do good auction business as wider economic factors impede sales success – but could oversupply be the problem?
Were there too many cars for sale at Monterey auctions? Last year’s Monterey Car Week madness replaced with caution as sale rates and total-value results decline from the highs of 2022.