Highlights

Bentley Motors has welcomed its largest ever intake of Apprentices, Undergraduates, and Graduates, with 112 new recruits joining the 4,000-strong Crewe-based workforce, which is currently delivering the biggest transformational program in the luxury marque’s 102-year history.

At its Autumn sale, Historics is offering, without reserve, one of just 14 right-hand drive examples of the 3.5 liter Rover V8-powered derivative of the Triumph TR7. This one with less than 100 miles on the clock and unregistered.

Our video this week features a marque you just don’t see much in the States, Daimler. As rare as they are, you are much more likely to find a Daimler SP250 sports car at your local British car meet than almost any other vehicle in the company’s history.

Building on the “#Project1Hour” kick-off day in April, #GoToZero focused on Bentley’s Beyond100 goal to become end-to-end carbon neutral by 2030, through an emphasis on colleague actions and awareness.

Sportscar Vintage Racing Association (SVRA) today announced a 17-race schedule for 2022. SVRA’s SpeedTour weekends include vintage racing, contemporary sports cars, and other features.

With just over a week to go until the Goodwood Revival returns, the hosts are excited to announce that they have assembled one of our most illustrious ever grids for the John Whitmore Trophy to take place on the Saturday morning.

Motoring Classics, BMH’s original online marketplace for accessories, car care items etc, has been axed and in its place the iconic Tex name has been brought to the fore. This significant makeover is reflected in two brand new websites.

Radford has today unveiled its Type 62-2 sportscar in an iconic and distinctive John Player Special (JPS) specification. The Lotus Type 62-2 coachbuilt by Radford (The Type 62-2), is limited to just 62 examples worldwide, with each model built precisely to its individual owner’s desired specification.

The International Autojumble returned to Beaulieu on September 4 & 4 for a busy weekend of non-stop buying and selling, attracting over 25,000 showgoers who turned out in force despite the impact of Brexit and Covid restrictions on international visitors.

Lotus, one of the most famous names in world motorsport, has revealed an all-new competition-spec GT4 challenger and at its core is the critically acclaimed Emira sports car.

The iconic, classic and electric Morris JE will be making its public debut at Fully Charged Live. This is the first opportunity for members of the public to see the beautiful and timeless appearance of the van, which is a 21st-century re-imagining of the famous 1950’s Morris J-Type.

The three original Jaguar E-Type launch cars which revolutionized the automotive industry when they debuted in Switzerland in 1961, have been reunited for the first time at the home of their maker, Sir William Lyons, in a celebration of the car’s 60th anniversary.

Our video this time around is a documentary from the BBC released earlier this year titled Classic British Cars: Made in Coventry. It tells the history of the classic cars made in Coventry, including Daimler, Triumph, Riley, and Jaguar.

Two Royal Naval apprentices today unveiled the fully restored 1980’s Aston Martin Bulldog super car, which is planned to run at 200mph, a feat that it never had the chance to achieve in period.

Bridge of Weir Leather, expert supplier of Fine Automotive Leather to the world’s most respected luxury car brands, is delighted to host the first public debut of a new electric version of the legendary Land Rover Series IIA at this weekend’s 2021 Concours of Elegance.

A brand-new MG Motor franchise has opened in Bath as the UK’s fastest-growing car brand continues its rapid expansion. Bath MG is part of the HSH Motor Group, an independent and family-owned dealer group based in the South West of England.

Jaguar Classic is bringing a strictly limited run of new C-type Continuations to life in celebration of the iconic model’s motorsport heritage, 70 years after it first raced to victory at the Le Mans 24 Hours.

Some of the most iconic vehicles in history could be lost to the future unless new blood is introduced to the restoration industry. That is the main conclusion reached at a FIVA supported international symposium in Bucharest on July 24, 2021, titled ‘Restoration – Art or Science?’