For almost fifty years, Turbo-badged cars have enjoyed an exalted position at Porsche. They stand for high performance and represent the epitome of every model series.
In 2008, Infiniti launched in the UK with a bold intention: to provide a tech-laden Japanese alternative to the German exec fare served up by BMW, Audi and Mercedes.
The smart, coupé-style, four-door saloon which, confusingly, shares the MG5 name with the all-electric estate car being sold in the UK and Europe, is shortly to begin assembly in Thailand
The pandemic has seen the classic car market adapt admirably to new ways of distanced selling to cater for enthusiasts with more time and money on their hands, but as things start to open up again
C-Class in the UK Standard features of the new 206-series C-Class Saloon and Estate include electric engine assistance and a nine-speed automatic transmission.
It is the old myth we’ve all heard so many times, we can recite it ourselves. Namely, if you want to buy a car with any form of opening roof, then buy it over the winter period
There was a time when buyers paid a premium for Rosso Corsa Ferraris. It’s certainly an iconic combination but, much like Silver Birch Aston Martin DB5s, it can seem somewhat ubiquitous
A Lotus Elite once gifted to ex-Formula 1 racing driver Ronnie Peterson is set to be auctioned by Historics at its Ascot Racecourse sale on March 12, offered with no reserve
Although tax and MoT exempt, this Catalina is MoT tested till July 2022 and showing no advisories. The auctioneers say that there are “believed to be only 36 Pontiac Catalinas licensed on UK roads
Looking after the sale of the Barnato Hassan Special, one of the most famous racing cars of pre-war years, is quite a boast. Being able to say you also have the very first Bentley Motors Works Le Mans Team car is even more remarkable
An analysis of auction results at the recent Monterey Week has revealed strong results for modern classics but weakening values for older cars. Several new records were set for post-1980 Ferraris.
A slice of royal history goes under the hammer on Saturday, November 26, when the Jaguar X-Type estate originally owned by the late Queen Elizabeth II is offered for sale with no reserve
