Archive
01/08/2026
British Roadsters: Pure and Uncompromising
From the Lotus Seven to the Austin-Healey 100, discover the marques that defined the golden era of the British open sports car.
01/08/2026
You Dreamed It. We Built It. How the BMW M3 Touring Dream Became Reality at the Nürburgring
How an April Fool's joke became the BMW M3 Touring 24H – a community-born racing estate that finished fifth overall at the Nürburgring 24 Hours.
01/08/2026
Generous England, Suffering Historics
Of 183 cars offered at Windsorview Lake on 18 July 2026, only 102 sold — a 55.74% sell-through rate and £2.5m result against a £6.1m estimate.
01/08/2026
In the Name of the Schlumpf Brothers, a Concours of Wonders
The inaugural Concours d'Élégance International Schlumpf reveals how Mulhouse's Cité de l'Automobile brought three Bugatti Royales together for the model's.
01/08/2026
The Art of Ron Arad and the Vision of Luca di Montezemolo
Opened in 2003 on via Ciro Menotti, Ron Arad's Maserati showroom in Modena was born from a folded sheet of paper and a single word from Montezemolo.
25/07/2026
Consistency. Ferrari, experiences that drive tomorrow.
From the 2026 Formula 1 car to the Hypersail and the Luce, Ferrari’s consistency across disciplines shapes a shared body of knowledge for road and race.
25/07/2026
RM Sotheby’s in London: A New Star at the Restaurant of Dreams
At Woodcote Park on 8 July, RM Sotheby’s sold 31 of 42 cars for £15,960,525 – including a Jean Sage Ferrari F40 at £3,605,000 and a record-breaking 911 RSR 3.8.
25/07/2026
Inside the World's Greatest Classic Car Collections – Part 15: Nicola Bulgari
A portrait of how Bulgari heir Nicola Bulgari built a 300-car archive of American automobiles from the 1920s to 1950s, now housed in Allentown, Rome, and Tuscany.
25/07/2026
The Carboard Automobiles of Chris Gilmour
From a Fiat 500 to an Aston Martin DB5, British artist Chris Gilmour builds full-scale cars using only corrugated cardboard and glue — no metal, no armature.
25/07/2026