The Classic Motor Hub is one of those places that you would be very unlikely to find by accident, as it is located in the middle of nowhere on a narrow country lane a couple of miles north of the pretty Cotswold village of Bibury. But for anyone who has been, they are very likely to return time and ...
For almost as long as there have been cars, there has been a significant market for something which prioritises style over pure utility, and the car makers have responded to this with coupe and convertible models, often very obviously based on their volume-selling two and four door saloon and hatchb...
Now firmly established not just in the UK events listing, but also having gained recognition on the global stage for the quality of its content, the London Concours has become one of those "unmissable" events for those who love to see a carefully curated display of high-end supercars, exotica and so...
Evening events held during the week have become increasingly popular and allow those of us for whom a packed weekend schedule is already the limiting factor on how many different cars you can see to get more of that automotive “fix”. One of the first to popularise the format was the “Cars in the Val...
It was back in 1966 that Hertz first produced something really special, the Ford Mustang GT350H. Based on the Shelby-tuned Mustang GT350, Hertz signed a deal for 1000 cars for their fleet, with a plan that after their rental-car lives were finished, they would be returned to Ford, refurbished, and s...
There are a lot of Italian car events in the UK. So is there room for yet another one? The team at Auto Italia rather hope that there is. Mindful of the days when they used to organise an event at Stanford Hall, and if you go back a few years further, also at the Gaydon Museum, they are well aware t...
Just a week or so after visiting Caffeine & Machine, here I am again. And why not? In the less than five years since the location opened, it has become a sort of automotive mecca, attracting all manner of enthusiasts from far and wide who come here to show off their car, look at the cars and bik...
A few years into the twentyfirst century, the automotive sector started to move away from truck-like SUVs into what became known as the crossover, which appeared to combine the best of both worlds, with a more car-like driving experience but all the advantages of space and raised driving position of...
For some time now, there has been a monthly gathering of Jaguar and Daimler owners at the British Motor Museum at Gaydon, on the first Saturday of the month. Initially conceived as a small-scale meet where owners could park up their cars and head indoors for a coffee and a chat, it has grown in popu...