There are already many books about the Porsche 911, but the new work from Berlin Motor Books focuses exclusively on the first years of construction up to the F model. The development history, interviews and a detailed treatment of all model years, including special models, are combined with current market prices and buying advice on almost 500 pages. This book review finds out for whom this 3.2 kg work is suitable.
Between 1935 and 1939, the Aldington-Frazer-Nash company imported around 700 BMW vehicles, around 70 of which were chassis. The British were enthusiastic about the 315 to 335 models, but the Second World War put an end to the fruitful cooperation for both sides.
The Lancia Flaminia saloon was built for almost 13 years and owed its shape to one of the most famous styling studies of all time. Six seats and Granturismo-capable performance spoke in favor of the four-door model, although the two-door versions were built more frequently. One of the rare Berlina variants belonged to the famous actress Audrey Hepburn. This article tells the story of the Flaminia Berlina and its association with the Hollywood star.
DKW - aren't they those cute Volkswagen competitors that helped shape the Swiss street scene in the 1950s and early 1960s with their characteristic two-stroke noise and subtle oil plume? Yes, exactly - and they have an interesting pre-war history.
A Mercedes is comfortable, a BMW is sporty. That has always been the case. However, it was a little different in this 1974 test, in which the competitors were also able to shine with unexpected characteristics.
Iconic Auctioneers auctioned 338 cars over two days at the NEC Classic Motor Show in Birmingham. 79% of the vehicles were sold, with the cars raising a total of £9.1 million. Ford dominated as a brand and also provided the three most expensive classic cars at the auction. Cars from famous previous owners were unable to shine. This auction review analyzed the results and shows the vehicles in pictures.
Iconic Auctioneers auctioned 338 cars over two days at the NEC Classic Motor Show in Birmingham. 79% of the vehicles were sold, with the cars raising a total of £9.1 million. Ford dominated as a brand and also provided the three most expensive classic cars at the auction. Cars from famous previous owners were unable to shine. This auction review analyzed the results and shows the vehicles in pictures.
RM Sotheby's auctioned 63 automobiles and a few automobilia as part of London Motor Week on November 1, 2025. Almost four-fifths of the vehicles were sold for an average of £ 470,000, the most expensive being very young and one very old vehicle. Some super classics surprisingly stayed put or were sold at unexpectedly low prices. This auction review analyzes the results and shows all the vehicles in the picture.
Broad Arrow was able to sell around 85% of the vehicles on offer at the first auction in Zurich on 1 November 2025, which was organized in partnership with Auto Zürich. As expected, the most expensive car was the Jaguar D-Type, while other cars provided some surprises. On average, each vehicle sold fetched CHF 416,000 or EUR 445,000. This auction review describes the atmosphere on site, analyzes the results and shows all the vehicles in pictures.
RM Sotheby's auctioned 63 automobiles and a few automobilia as part of London Motor Week on November 1, 2025. Almost four-fifths of the vehicles were sold for an average of £ 470,000, the most expensive being very young and one very old vehicle. Some super classics surprisingly stayed put or were...
Broad Arrow was able to sell around 85% of the vehicles on offer at the first auction in Zurich on 1 November 2025, which was organized in partnership with Auto Zürich. As expected, the most expensive car was the Jaguar D-Type, while other cars provided some surprises. On average, each vehicle sold...
Between 1935 and 1939, the Aldington-Frazer-Nash company imported around 700 BMW vehicles, around 70 of which were chassis. The British were enthusiastic about the 315 to 335 models, but the Second World War put an end to the fruitful cooperation for both sides.
The Lancia Flaminia saloon was built for almost 13 years and owed its shape to one of the most famous styling studies of all time. Six seats and Granturismo-capable performance spoke in favor of the four-door model, although the two-door versions were built more frequently. One of the rare Berlina variants belonged to the famous actress Audrey Hepburn. This article tells the story of the Flaminia Berlina and its association with the Hollywood star.
DKW - aren't they those cute Volkswagen competitors that helped shape the Swiss street scene in the 1950s and early 1960s with their characteristic two-stroke noise and subtle oil plume? Yes, exactly - and they have an interesting pre-war history.
The Lancia Flaminia saloon was built for almost 13 years and owed its shape to one of the most famous styling studies of all time. Six seats and Granturismo-capable performance spoke in favor of the four-door model, although the two-door versions were built more frequently. One of the rare Berlina...
DKW - aren't they those cute Volkswagen competitors that helped shape the Swiss street scene in the 1950s and early 1960s with their characteristic two-stroke noise and subtle oil plume? Yes, exactly - and they have an interesting pre-war history.
Of course it was raining when the Veteran Car Run from London to Brighton started on November 2nd. But that didn't stop the antediluvian vehicles (for the most part) from mastering the 60 miles between the two cities with aplomb.
October 6, 2025 — Klaus Helferich, Balz Schreier95
This year's six-hour race at Spa-Francorchamps was all about the "Sound of History". Almost 80 legendary vehicles - from the Ford GT40 and Jaguar E-Type to the small Ginetta G4R - made for a thrilling spectacle. Numerous safety car phases, technical failures and the petrol station roulette turned the race into a real thriller. In the end, Martin Stretton triumphed for the fifth time, while the Danish Ginetta trio won the hearts of the fans with a sensational second place.
Cars from Zurich, the exhibition in an old industrial hall in Zurich-Seebach, on the Gauss-Stierli site, has been showcasing some of the 39 or so well-known car manufacturers of the past and present in the canton of Zurich from November 1 until the end of January 2026.
It is not known that a renowned museum has ever dedicated an exhibition to the subject of "tuners of the eighties and nineties". Well, Autoworld Brussels has done it. Limited to German tuning companies, more than a dozen exemplary automobiles are presented - very wild and very extroverted.
Kurt Brixner is a German coachbuilder who became famous in the 1960s and 1970s primarily for his Spyder racing cars. Vehicles with his bodies are still on the road today - some are even road-legal.
It is not known that a renowned museum has ever dedicated an exhibition to the subject of "tuners of the eighties and nineties". Well, Autoworld Brussels has done it. Limited to German tuning companies, more than a dozen exemplary automobiles are presented - very wild and very extroverted.
Kurt Brixner is a German coachbuilder who became famous in the 1960s and 1970s primarily for his Spyder racing cars. Vehicles with his bodies are still on the road today - some are even road-legal.
From an early age, Jochen Neerpasch always wanted to be the fastest and achieved great success as a racing driver for Porsche and other brands. However, his activities as a racing manager and executive in the automotive industry had an even greater impact. His promotion of young talent with Schumacher and others, as well as the establishment of BMW Motorsport GmbH, bear witness to this. Neerpasch spoke about his life at an event at Motorworld Stuttgart.
Kurt Brixner is a German coachbuilder who became famous in the 1960s and 1970s primarily for his Spyder racing cars. Vehicles with his bodies are still on the road today - some are even road-legal.
There are many unnoticed and little-known car designers who were responsible for important and even legendary vehicle models and shaped the style of the time. One of them is Federico Formenti, who first helped develop well-known vehicles at Touring Superleggera and later at Alfa Romeo.
Kurt Brixner is a German coachbuilder who became famous in the 1960s and 1970s primarily for his Spyder racing cars. Vehicles with his bodies are still on the road today - some are even road-legal.
There are many unnoticed and little-known car designers who were responsible for important and even legendary vehicle models and shaped the style of the time. One of them is Federico Formenti, who first helped develop well-known vehicles at Touring Superleggera and later at Alfa Romeo.