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​In 1973, Roger Penske created the International Race of Champions, commonly referred to as IROC. Equally ambitious and unique in concept

​For the second consecutive year, Porsche Classic is hosting its US-wide Restoration Challenge, inviting North American dealerships to return a classic Porsche back to its former glory

​Skoda has announced its plans to introduce a new design language that it describes as “the most dramatic change for Skoda since joining the Volkswagen Group.”

​The G05 BMW iX5 Hydrogen is undergoing winter testing in the Arctic Circle, confirming its hydrogen fuel cell powertrain operates even in extreme temperatures

So we’ve finally seen Alfa Romeo’s new Tonale in the flesh and had a good prod around it. What do we make of it?

​Electric Honda SUV due 2023. Firm’s second EV will be a compact family model and join an all-electrified line-up.

The Ford Puma will gain an all-electric variant as part of Ford’s EV push, but it will not use Volkswagen’s MEB platform

​A succession of crossovers and vans are set to swell Ford’s battery-electric line-up

​The body buck for the original Mk1 P15 V16, handcrafted in 1949 to help build Britain’s first Formula One car, has been found, and will be used to build Chassis V

Increasing demand for events sees JEC introducing extensive new programme

New G87-gen M2 will remain RWD, and pave the way for an M2 Gran Coupe and fiery full-fat BMW M 1 Series

The starting point is 1951, the year in which Porsche first entered Le Mans, securing a class victory with the 356 SL Gmünd Coupe

​Limited-edition coupe and roadster end an era in style

Hethel’s all-new sports car is coming, and a revitalised production facility is set to make it the highest quality, most competitive Lotus ever. Stuart Gallagher has the full details

Irrepressible Jaguar enthusiast, Neville Swales took the opportunity of using Phillip Porters’ amazing E-type 60 event at the Shelsley Walsh to hand over the keys of the first iteration of his latest ‘E-type Reimagined’ project.

Alfa Romeo is plotting a revival of the GTV as an electric four-door coupé flagship under a sweeping revival plan that will include a major revamp of its model line-up, Drives.Today has learned

​Mitsubishi’s fleet of heritage cars have hit heady heights at auction, with the star lot – a 2001 Lancer Evolution VI Tommi Makinen Edition – selling for over £100,000.

​A stunning slice of Gallic flair could be one of the stars as Historics hosts its final sale of the year at Mercedes-Benz World on November 25, with a desirable seven-seat Citroën DS 23 Safari dating from 1974 set to go under the hammer.