A vast mix of almost 160 classic, collectible and performance cars with a combined potential value of more than £5 million will be offered for sale at H&H Classics’ first Read More >>
Today’s Bentley Flying Spur owes its name to coachbuilders H.J. Mulliner, whose inspired idea to offer a four-door body on the Continental chassis created the Continental Flying Spur in 1957. Read More >>
The Mulsanne Turbo of 1982 revived the Bentley marque as motoring magazines hailed ‘the return of the Blower Bentley’. Its successor, the Turbo R, was introduced in 1985 with significant Read More >>
Bentley’s Turbo R of 1985 had set the company on a bold new course, re-establishing its performance credentials. But it was the Continental R, launched to acclaim at Geneva in Read More >>
When the Bentley Continental convertible ceased production in 1995, it could trace its origins back almost 30 years to the T-Series Corniche. Fortunately, by the mid-1990s there was a new Read More >>
The enduring appeal of the Bentley 6.75-litre V8, and continuing demand for hand-built craftsmanship at the highest level, inspired Bentley to offer a limited-edition coupé based upon the Arnage platform. Read More >>
On 3 November 1966, the Maserati Ghibli made its debut on the world stage, at the Ghia stand at the Turin Motor Show. A new interpretation of the concept of Read More >>
Exactly 40 years after its presentation at the 1984 Geneva Motor Show, Ferrari is delighted to announce the GTO Legacy Tour 2024, an exclusive celebration of the 40th anniversary of a Read More >>
Automobili Lamborghini participated in The I.C.E. (International Concours of Elegance, organized on the frozen lake of St. Moritz on 23 to 24 February, for the second year in a row. Read More >>
The countdown to the Concours of Elegance Germany starts today, with event set to commence in just under 150 days. Home to the world’s most revered and historic motoring brands, Read More >>
