In association with The Ford Anglia 105E featured in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets might have been able to fly, become invisible and carry 10 people, six trunks,…

In association with Even the most ardent of classic car enthusiasts might struggle to recount the story of Alexis these days – but it was different during the 1960s when…

In association with 1999 Subaru Impreza Sold by Bonhams, £488,500 This wasn’t any old ‘Scooby’ – it was the one built to compete in the World Rally Championship with the…

Plenty of watch brands involve themselves with motor sport, but few can claim the loyalty to a single event that Chopard has shown to the celebrated Mille Miglia. This year’s…

In association with 2016 Porsche 911 R Sold by RM Sotheby’s, £380,000 The old adage about losing money the moment you drive out of the showroom doesn’t apply to limited-…

Germany’s largest watchmaker? That’ll be Junghans, which churns out 60,000 watches per year from its facility in the Black Forest. Junghans actually began as a wall-clock maker in 1861 and…

In association with When is a car more than the sum of its parts? Possibly in the case of this remarkable replica of the Audi Quattro driven to third place…

1987 Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500 Sold by Silverstone Auctions, £596,250 Yes, you read that right – a Sierra Cosworth for almost £600,000. Although it wasn’t any old ‘Cossie’ from the…

Those who doubt that cars should ever be described as works of art have probably never seen one of Maserati’s Tipo 60/61 racers built from 1959 to ’61. By then…

Are you feeling M-powered? If not, a trip to RM Sotheby’s Villa Erba auction taking place during this spring’s Villa d’Este Concorso d’Eleganza could put things right, because the sale…

It has been almost four years since we featured a new watch launch from New York-based designer and classic car enthusiast Bradley Price, but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t been…

Regular readers of this page will know that TAG Heuer releases limited editions of its celebrated Carrera chronograph on a frequent basis, but the one here is worthy of mention…