Coverage tagged Classic cars.
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Volkswagen reintroduces the Brazil-built T2 Camper to the European market, with sales starting in the Netherlands and prices beginning at €32,425 for the updated classic.
The world’s oldest running car, an 1884 De Dion Bouton Et Trepardoux steam vehicle, has changed hands at auction for £16 million, setting a new record for pre-20th-century automobiles.
Chevrolet enthusiasts named the 1969 Camaro the brand’s greatest model in a centenary poll, favouring its design and rare high-performance variants over other historic Chevrolets.
LEGO has released a detailed scale model of the iconic 1962 Volkswagen T1 Camper, capturing the van’s distinctive design for collectors and enthusiasts.
Pontiac’s Plexiglas-bodied 1939 Deluxe Six, built for the New York World’s Fair, will be offered for sale at Plymouth’s Inn alongside 69 other rare vehicles.
From a secondhand Volvo to a garage of luxury and performance cars, Sylvester Stallone’s automotive choices chart his rise from struggling actor to global star.
A working two-seater replica of Fred Flintstone’s iconic car, powered by a 1.6-litre petrol engine, was offered for sale on the internet in July 2011.
From the Fiat Multipla to the Cadillac Cimarron, a reader poll by Autobild magazine highlights the vehicles that left manufacturers, and owners, red-faced over 125 years of motoring history.
Oklahoma-based Classic Recreations launches the Shelby GT500CR Venom, blending 1967 Mustang looks with a supercharged 427 V8 and modern chassis upgrades.
The one-off Maybach Exelero, originally built as a high-speed tyre test vehicle, has reportedly been purchased by rapper Birdman for $8 million.
Eighty-one years of Geneva Motor Show posters reveal shifting design trends and priorities in the European motor industry from the interwar years to the new millennium.
From the Transfagarasan in Romania to the Pacific Coast Highway, these roads offer a blend of technical challenge, scenery and pure driving satisfaction for enthusiasts.
A 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa achieved €9,020,000 at RM Auctions’ Maranello sale in May 2009, becoming the most expensive motor car ever sold at auction at the time.
BMW Z4 and Nissan 370Z go head-to-head on the track, while the presenters take on a classic car rally across Spain with pre-1982 bargains.
The fourth episode of Top Gear’s third series celebrates Lamborghini’s 40th anniversary with a showcase of the Miura, Countach, LM002 and a record-setting Murciélago lap.
Carlos Monteverde took victory in the 2009 Le Mans Legend support race, leading home a field of 61 historic sports cars at Circuit de la Sarthe.
H&H re-establishes its partnership with Race Retro, bringing a diverse auction line-up and notable automobilia to Stoneleigh Park from 13 to 15 March 2009.
Porsche’s new €100m museum in Stuttgart, opening 31 January 2009, will showcase rotating exhibits from the marque’s history, with facilities for events, dining and research.
Jeremy Clarkson takes the new Ford Fiesta for a thorough test while the presenters search for the best Soviet car, with Boris Johnson joining as the star guest.
A Canadian craftsman spent years fabricating a Lamborghini Countach replica by hand in his basement, eventually removing a wall to extract the finished car.
Citroën marked the 2CV’s 60th birthday at the 2008 Paris Motor Show with a one-off Hermès edition, featuring bespoke leather and canvas detailing throughout.