The London Concours is delighted to announce that this June’s show will pay tribute to one of the most revered coachbuilders of all with a retrospective charting the wild and Read More >>
At 77 years old, Don Figliozzi built his 1973 Camaro in his 24×24 home garage with occasional help from his childhood friend, Dennis. This project, which started when Figliozzi was Read More >>
Testing of the new Pirelli P Zero Corsa System tyre, specifically developed for the Enzo Ferrari, has concluded at the Fiorano track. This advanced tyre maintains the original size and Read More >>
The sixth generation of the Ford Thunderbird marked a significant era for this iconic American vehicle. Produced from 1972 to 1976, this generation continued the Thunderbird’s evolution into a more Read More >>
Jeff DiDonato has owned his 1972 Chevelle since April 1992, and just over 30 years later, he is still finding new ways to enjoy the classic muscle car. During this Read More >>
The Aston Martin DB AR1 (American Roadster 1) is a rare gem in the world of high-performance luxury cars. Derived from the iconic Aston Martin DB7, the DB AR1 was Read More >>
The Aston Martin DB Mark III, produced between 1957 and 1959, holds a distinguished place in the annals of automotive history. As the successor to the DB2/4 Mark II, this Read More >>
Bill Jamison’s 1967 Camaro RS/SS is a testament to the fun and passion that drive automotive enthusiasts. Powered by a 6.2L GM-style LS3 crate engine, this classic muscle car offers Read More >>
AJ Meadows’ 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air blends original patina with a modern 650-hp LT4 engine, making it a standout on the HOT ROD Power Tour and a perfect fusion of vintage style and cutting-edge performance. Read More >>
The 1949 Mercury Station Wagon stands as an emblematic vehicle of post-war America, blending utility with style during an era of automotive innovation. As part of Mercury’s first post-World War Read More >>
Excitement is building for the 2024 edition of the famous Salon Privé Concours presented by Aviva at Blenheim Palace on 28-31 August – with the organisers delighted to confirm yet Read More >>
For more than a decade now, Ford Mustang has been the world’s best-selling sports car and racked up more than 1 million sales since going global in 2015, and more Read More >>
In the illustrious history of American automobiles, few cars command the same reverence and admiration as the 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II. A pinnacle of luxury and craftsmanship, this iconic Read More >>
In an exciting announcement in 2018, Shelby American, Inc. revealed plans to produce a limited number of 50th Anniversary 1968 Shelby G.T.500KR “King of the Road” continuation muscle cars. These Read More >>
The 1976 Dodge Royal Monaco stands as a testament to the grandeur of American full-size cars from the 1970s. As the top trim level in Dodge’s Monaco lineup, the Royal Read More >>
The 1955 Chrysler 300, often regarded as America’s first muscle car, marked the beginning of a new era in automotive performance and design. Known for its powerful engine and sleek Read More >>
The Bugatti Type 57 Grand Raid was a special variant designed for endurance racing and long-distance touring. Here’s a brief overview of its significance: 1934: Introduction of the Bugatti Type Read More >>
In September 1969, the automotive world welcomed the arrival of the Mercedes-Benz 280 SE 3.5 Cabriolet, a pinnacle of elegance and performance. With its powerful 3.5-liter V8 engine, it became Read More >>
The London Concours has announced that its latest edition, which is now under 3 weeks away, will celebrate the wild and wonderful automotive creations that featured one of the most Read More >>
In the annals of automotive history, certain cars stand out not just for their performance on the road, but for the indelible mark they leave on the racing circuit. The Read More >>
