Microcars don't come much cooler than the Bond Bug, a three-wheeler sold in the 1970s – and only available in orange.

This concours-winning Ford Escort RS Cosworth is the basis for a Corgi die-cast model. And it goes under the hammer next ...

The MGB is arguably Britain’s most popular classic car. However, it’s also a victim of its own success. Owners love them, but some enthusiasts turn up their noses when they see yet another MGB turning ...

This May marks exactly 50 years since the Volkswagen Polo was first launched. One of the early ‘premium’ superminis, the Polo was also the final member of VW’s new, water-cooled family of cars.

Tiny kei cars have conquered Japan and spread around the world. They originated in 1949, as a way to get war-ravaged Japan back onto four wheels. Yet they have become more than mere transport – as ...

The Golf GTI story reads like the biography of a rock legend. It starts with enthusiasm and experimentation, then explodes into unimagined success. Before long, our hero is a household name. After ...

Warwickshire-based Tolman Engineering has revealed details of its new project, delivered just in time for Christmas. A 1968 Mini Cooper S MkII is the company’s latest restomod, completed after a ...

Some car companies tuck their classics away in soulless storage facilities. Not BMW. When Munich launches a new car, the ancestors are usually there too, offering a sense of context and – more often ...

One of the wildest production cars in British automotive history has come up for sale. This is your chance to own an MG XPower SV-R. Developed during the infamous period when MG and Rover were owned ...

A trio of Ford Sierra RS500s, built to Group A specification, are set to be created by CNC Motorsport AWS. The three cars will be sanctioned by touring car legend Andy Rouse, and wear Andy Rouse ...

The classic car market is booming. Whether it’s restomods, continuation models, modern classics or electric conversions, a desirable car appears to be a passport to riches. Of course, that’s not ...