Classic Driver

Remember the Range Rover SV Coupe that Land Rover announced at the Geneva Motor Show in 2018 and promptly canned when it hit financial trouble? Well, the factory version might never have seen the light of day, but thanks to one Dutch car designer, you can still buy a three-door modern Rangey…

Born of the need for affordable sunglasses suitable for both skiing in the winter and hiking in the summer, Vallon Classics stylish and high-quality range of eyewear is perfect for thrill-seeking adventurers and fashionistas alike…

From a rectified case of mistaken Porsche identity and an afternoon spent with London’s most gentlemanly car dealer to the most heart-stopping moments from the Nürburgring’s history to arguably the greatest barn-find of all time…

The founder of Wm Brown Magazine, author of A Man and His Watch, photographer, filmmaker, travel obsessive and self-confessed ‘street hustler’ Matt Hranek is our guest on tonight’s instalment of Classic Driver Live…

A modern diesel-powered LMP1 prototype with an international race win under its belt, an über-rare coach-built Italian coupé from the 1960s without the price tag you’d imagine and perhaps the angriest bull to ever have emerged from Sant-Agata – the Classic Driver Market is nothing if not diverse...

The scent of freedom blows through the streets of Paris once again. And what nicer sports car for a blast along the Seine than this bright-orange Lamborghini Miura?

Automobilist has revealed a series of three special posters paying tribute to the past, present and future of motorsport’s top flight. Better still, you can find them in the Classic Driver Shop…

Bought by the current owner in 1991 having covered a mere 16,000 miles. After 22 years in hibernation and 84,552 miles on the clock, it was brought back out of the garage in March this year.
Raring to go with its layers of dust, the car is now being offered at auction by Silverstone Auctions.
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Silverstone Auctions has joined the growing number of collector car auction houses staging online-only sales in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Taking place on 23 May, The May Live Auction comprises a wonderfully diverse selection of around 50 cars…

Having left the factory in 1978, it was sent to the US via Los Angeles Maserati Automobiles Inc.
Finished in Oro Kelso with Senape interior, it went on to be owned by Marc Sonnery in 2002. Founder of the Maserati Khamsin Registry.
One of only 100 US specification Khamsin's built, it now your opportunity to continue the story.
... This stunning example is now for sale with O'Kane Lavers on #ClassicDriver.
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In the early 1990s, Fiat launched a rally version of its popular Cinquecento microcar to compete in its own European single-make cup series. Now the tiny lightweight track and rally weapon could make a return as the next big thing among collectors…

Tonight’s guest on Classic Driver Live is James Cottingham of the world-renowned Ferrari specialist DK Engineering…

The Berlin-based publishing house gestalten not only showcases trends in architecture and design with its books, but the fringes of car and motorcycle culture and the avant-garde of mobility also have a permanent spot on the programme. You can now order these wonderful books on Classic Driver…

In light of the coronavirus pandemic and the realisation that it might not be able to hold a physical auction for many months, RM Sotheby's has moved to an online-only schedule of collector-car sales. Here’s a glimpse at the next one, optimistically titled ‘Driving into Summer’…

Porsche’s greatest hits on Scotland’s dream roads, a wedge-shaped UFO on the French Riviera, a secret car museum in the middle of Munich and a Ferrari for the whole family – we unearthed these amazing stories from our archive for you to read this weekend…