In the 1962 Bond movie Dr No, Sean Connery drives a Lake Blue Alpine (reportedly borrowed from a local resident) under a ...

The glut of new cars usually flaunted their exoticism with vowel-laden Italian names, the two most intriguing and most akin ...

Marsh was met by Billy Dulles, a builder of aftermarket Mini dashboards, who was selling some of his products abroad – ...

The rules changed for 1964, so the redesigned Rover-BRM was allowed to tackle the 24-hour enduro officially. Unfortunately, ...

The Norfolk Fire Museum is taking part in Drive It Day 2026 with an event at Old Buckenham Airfield – and it’s giving ...

Founded in 1979, MGOC Spares now supplies millions of units each year, from 23,000 product lines organised in its 30,000sq ft warehouse, while next door MGOC Workshop continues its reputation from ...

My 308GT4 was first registered in March 1976 and finished in metallic Oro Chiaro over Nero – gold with black trim. Until 1984 ...

Marketed as the quickest roadgoing Bentley ever, the world’s fastest four-seater and the first all-new (not Rolls-Royce ...

Electric vehicles don’t so much divide opinion among Classic & Sports Car readers as unify them in opposition, judging by our mailbag. So ready the tar and feathers, because now the EV grip has taken ...

The Z8 unashamedly cribbed the sublime 507 and, like its 1950s inspiration, this glamorous soft-top was greeted with mixed reviews – although it has since gone on to become highly sought-after. It ...

The concept had been well tried for many years before 1953, by Meccano in Liverpool, where Dinky Toys were produced. Yet really these were the preserve of the wealthy middle classes. A Dinky ...

But the panacea of the full-size sector had eluded what was, from 1969, British Leyland Motor Corporation of Australia, and then from 1972 Leyland Motor Corporation of Australia (as it aligned with ...