Lanzante working on Red Bull RB17 road-car conversion programme British engineering firm Lanzante has confirmed that it is working on road legalising the radical Red Bull RB17 to road car specification.
Who’ll be the king of the Monterey market moves? The focal point of the world’s collector car world is less than a month away – and the Monterey auction market will be as hotly contested as ever.
Czinger ready to hit send as ‘printed’ 21C and 21C V Max hypercars finally near production American auto manufacturer Czinger’s 21C and 21C V Max are getting closer to production – we speak to designer David O’Connell about the latest developments.
Eight Peninsula Classics Best of the Best 2023 finalists named Peninsula Classics has named the eight contenders for its prestigious 2024 Best of the Best Award, ahead of an awards ceremony in London on September 3.
Inside track on the Evoluto 355: the most controversial restomod of all? Mid-engined V8 with Italian origins has divided opinion since its launch last week – we talk to the team behind the Evoluto 355 to get the lowdown.
Maserati marks 20th anniversary of the MC12 with limited series MC20 Icona and Leggenda It’s been 20 years since the Maserati MC12 first arrived in road-going and race-car guises. Limited-edition MC20 Icona and Leggenda pay tribute.
Can Bonhams auction house break free of its recent ‘awkward’ era? After months of disappointing results, Bonhams is hitting back with varied sales both in Europe and in North America, plus a raft of new sales, initiatives and on-trend lots.
Morgan and Pininfarina collaboration results in Midsummer magic A new collaboration project between Morgan and Pininfarina has just been revealed. Called Midsummer, it’s a celebration of the design and coachbuilding expertise of these two storied brands.
Ferraris, Bentleys and Aston Martins lead RM Sotheby’s Cliveden House sale Special-bodied Ferrari and the penultimate Aston Martin DB5 Convertible among the heavy hitters confirmed for RM Sotheby’s inaugural sale at Cliveden House, UK.
