The London Concours is an automotive garden party in the heart of the city, gathering together nearly 100 motoring icons, old and new, in one of London’s most beautiful historic hidden venues. The cars sit at the apex of an event brimming with fine champagne and world-class gastronomy, enjoyed with a live music soundtrack and surrounded by pop-up boutiques from sought-after luxury brands. Held across three days, the London Concours opens up the world of top-end craftsmanship in automotive and beyond, with live panel discussions, awards ceremonies and roving comperes, shining a spotlight on the ..read more

It has taken me a while to get this post done, as life is busy, I have several videos to upload to out YouTube channel, but now I have got around to the review on the the recent and wonderful London Concours 2023, that was again held at the beautiful and historic Honourable Artillery Company estate in London. I attended on the 6th June which was the VIP, Press & owners day, and what a day. You can see here our favourite pictures from the wonderful London Concours 2023. All of our photos are here on our Facebook Album here. The Concours Classes in 2023 were: Make green great again | Grand t ..read more

For all Ferrari fanatics, here’s some news worth salivating over: 2024 marks the 40th anniversary of the iconic Ferrari 288 GTO. The Prancing Horse is celebrating in style with the exclusive GTO Legacy Tour. Gear up for a breathtaking Italian odyssey through the majestic Dolomites, exclusively for proud GTO owners. Rebirth Starting Point The GTO Legacy Tour will be an immersive experience, following in the footsteps of the successful F40-themed event in 2023. This year, the journey begins in Val Rendena, with the awe-inspiring Dolomites providing a dramatic backdrop for the entire adventure (u ..read more

Get ready for a spectacular celebration of automotive artistry on the shores of Germany’s stunning Lake Tegernsee. With just a few months to go, the Concours of Elegance Germany is revving up for its much-anticipated debut, promising a week-long extravaganza of automotive excellence. A Bavarian Tour to Kick Things Off Mark your calendars for July 22nd, because that’s when the festivities begin with the Bavarian Tour. Buckle up for a meticulously planned four-day adventure featuring 25 of the world’s most breathtaking classic cars. Imagine cruising through idyllic Bavarian landscapes in a cherr ..read more

Are you a Corvette fanatic? This year, the prestigious London Concours is raising a glass (or maybe a can of American craft beer) to a true automotive legend: the Chevrolet Corvette. Mark your calendars for June 4th-6th, because the Honourable Artillery Company grounds are about to be invaded by a spectacular display of ‘Vettes, spanning seven decades of glorious American muscle. From Fins to Mid-Engines: A Corvette Spectacle Partnering with the Classic Corvette Club UK and Classic and Sports Car, the Concours will showcase ten iconic Corvettes, each a chapter in the car’s fascinating story. W ..read more

Setting the blueprint for all Bugatti cars that followed, the Type 35 was designed and engineered like no other, and featured world-firsts to ensure unmatched dynamics, agility and performance. Despite these inherent qualities, the car which would go on to become the most successful racing car of all time didn’t get off to the best start to its illustrious career at the 1924 Grand Prix at Lyon-Givors. With the characteristic vision and flair that was the hallmark of every project he turned his hand to, Ettore Bugatti ensured that his Type 35 was a true thoroughbred race car. To drivers and sp ..read more

The automotive auction market is a vibrant and dynamic arena where enthusiasts and entrepreneurs converge to bid on a wide range of vehicles. Understanding the popularity and demand for different cars at auctions is crucial for both buyers and sellers looking to make informed decisions and maximize their investments. In this article, we will explore which cars top the ranking at auctions, shedding light on the factors that drive their popularity and demand. The Allure of High-Demand Vehicles Certain cars consistently command high demand and prices at auctions due to a combination of factors s ..read more

The story of the Delahaye Type 145 really begins with Lucy O’Reilly Schell. The daughter of a construction magnate, she moved to France and started a family – but her passion for motor sport couldn’t be dimmed. She began circuit racing with Bugattis in 1927, with some success, but by 1929 she’d moved on to rallying. She finished eighth on that year’s Monte Carlo in a Talbot M67, scooping a Coupe des Dames along the way. It was the first of a number of appearances at the event that yielded several podiums. At the time, Delahaye had become known for building trucks, while its cars were deemed un ..read more

From the point it was launched in 1955, the MGA was a qualified sales success in North America. Of 101,081 cars built, 81,401 were sold in that important market. Keen to support any efforts to promote the MG marque in America the British Motor Corporation became a major fixture on post-war America’s road-racing calendar. MG was at the forefront of successive Sebring endurance events from their beginnings in December 1950. In 1960 the Abingdon Competitions Department once again shipped three MGA Twin Cams to the States: UMO93, UMO95, and UMO96, plus practice car UMO94. The one pictured is the o ..read more

Motorsport thrills for classic cars This Spring, classic car enthusiasts will have the opportunity to try motorsport in an immensely fun, yet low risk and affordable, way thanks to the innovative StreetCar initiative set up by Motorsport UK, the governing body of motorsport in the UK. StreetCar is designed to allow even beginners to participate in entry-level motorsport disciplines with their road car. Multiple different forms of motorsport come under StreetCar, and all can be enjoyed with an everyday car and an RS Clubman racing licence, which is available free of charge from Motor ..read more