Archive
29/11/2024
Iconic and ACA: Black Friday, the English Way
Affordable UK car auctions deliver strong sales, rare finds, and surprising prices, proving true enthusiasm still drives the market.
23/11/2024
When Art Replaces Sponsors 2: Not Just BMW
Art and racing collide as artists transform race cars into mobile canvases. From Aston Martin’s artistic Vantages to McLaren and Corvette, explore designs blending creativity and speed.
23/11/2024
Le Mans Yesterday and Today: BMW
BMW’s Le Mans journey spans over 60 years, from class victories with the 328 in 1939 to its sole overall win with the V12 LMR in 1999. Recent attempts, including the 2024 Hypercar debut, reflect determination to reclaim glory.
23/11/2024
Noble Sisters: Ford Cortina Lotus
The Ford Cortina Lotus, born from the collaboration between Ford and Lotus, transformed the perception of Ford in Europe. Lightweight and agile, it achieved great success in racing and rallying, becoming a collector's icon today.
23/11/2024
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 7: The Terrible Joys of Enzo and the Sigma GP for Safety
The Sigma GP, a collaboration between Ferrari and Pininfarina, pioneered safety in Formula 1 with innovative design elements like deformable structures, anti-fire fuel systems, and improved driver protection.
23/11/2024
Small Auctions on the Rise: Iconic Shakes the Market with CCA Acquisition
Iconic Auctioneers delivered stellar results post-CCA acquisition, with a 40% revenue jump. Highlights included a £309,375 Ford Sierra RS500, rare RS200s, and a BMW 1602. A 1975 Lancia Stratos fetched £298,125.
16/11/2024
ACA in Norfolk: Little Budget, Big Pleasure
The ACA auction in King's Lynn saw rare, quirky vehicles and unexpected high bids, with an impressive 87.84% of cars sold, reaching £1.64 million in sales.
16/11/2024
Noble Sisters: Lancia Delta Integrale
The Lancia Delta Integrale, born from rally dominance, transformed into a road icon, boasting a design by Giorgetto Giugiaro. Its successive evolutions and special editions, including the famed Martini models, captured enthusiasts worldwide.
16/11/2024
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 6: 1968 - The First Wing in a Formula 1 GP. Competitors Followed.
Ferrari pioneered the rear wing in Formula 1, debuting at the 1968 Belgian GP. Inspired by engineer Michael May's early concept, Ferrari’s innovation increased cornering speed, influencing all teams and prompting crucial regulations for safety.
09/11/2024