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In association with There’s a lot of work that goes into owning a piece of motoring history. But then that’s part of what makes it so rewarding: a feeling of…
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In association with It’s been a big year for Ferrari, so spend more time celebrating than searching for cover for your classic by heading to Goodwood Classic Solutions. It was…
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In association with When you think of classic 1960s sports cars it’s very difficult to not snap to thoughts of the Jaguar E-type – one of the prettiest sports cars…
If anyone tries to tell you that less can’t be more, suggest they compare a regular Porsche 356A with a Speedster version. The latter can be worth two or three…
The year is 1965 and 33-year-old French screen star Jean-Paul Belmondo is cruising the streets of Paris in his freshly acquired Ferrari 275 GTB with his girlfriend Ursula Andress in…
1972 Porsche 911 2.4 t Targa ‘oil flap’ Sold by Osenat, £43,340 As barn finds go, they don’t get much better than this 1972 911 Targa that emerged from a…
“The Clubman’s model Gold Star has been developed for competitions in road and short circuit events, and its specification is such that it is neither intended nor suitable for road…
As the supercar that returned McLaren to road-going vehicle production 13 years after the last F1 left the line, the MP4-12C is surely deserving of collectible status. Although almost 3500…
1994 McLaren F1 Sold by RM Sotheby’s, £19M This was the 14th of the 64 road-spec F1s produced and was originally delivered to the Brunei royal family in Titan Yellow.…
Were we betting types, we might be tempted to place a few shillings on the likelihood of this becoming the most expensive car to be sold at auction in 2026…
De Tomaso may not have enjoyed the success of fellow Italian marques Ferrari or Maserati, but its founder Alejandro de Tomaso certainly had a knack for choosing model names –…
