Aston Martin recently debuted its latest product, the Valkyrie Spider, at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in California, USA. The convertible car is the fastest ever produced by the British…

The world of tuning is undergoing a commercial revolution. What was once seen as a mere hobby has now evolved into a booming industry, particularly in the USA. Major car…

Homologation rules have spawned some of the rarest and most desirable cars in history – the Porsche 904 GTS being one of the most memorable. Now, Texas-based company GWA has produced this reinterpretation of the classic sports car, which combines the …

The 1968 Alfa Romeo Carabo concept car was based on the race-derived mechanicals of the exclusive 33 Stradale from the previous year, but that wasn’t its only claim to fame: it also inspired two of last century’s most iconic cars… The Carabo project …

In many ways, the Sunbeam Tiger has a lot in common with the AC Cobra, not least the fact that it’s a dainty British sports car that has a beefy Ford V8 hiding under the hood. But the commonality is no coincidence, as the man behind the original Cobra, …

It has been revealed by Gooding & Company that it will be offering the very first Ferrari 275 GTB prototype that was ever constructed. This prototype was utilized by the factory as a development car and even participated in the Monte-Carlo Rally. …

Another week, another smattering of classic and collector car goodness from the Classic Driver market ready to be discovered. Here’s five weird and wonderful machines that caught our eye… Greatness in Grigio Flemington It’s a mid-1960s delight that …

For many years, the McLaren F1 has been regarded as a benchmark of the supercar hierarchy. At the Paris Motor Show 2012, the Woking marque has finally shown a successor, the McLaren P1. It’s faced with an ambitious goal: no less than world domination …

Would you stand on one car in order to get a good look at another – at a motor show? If you’re a Classic Driver type, probably not, but that’s the kind of behaviour attendees at the packed 1935 New York Motor Show apparently resorted to in order to catch …