But with an Aston Martin, you then have to consider the delicate balancing act that is delivering high performance with ...

Automobiles have inspired plenty of brilliant comic illustrators, but few were as popular in Europe as Belgium’s Jean de ...

Around 240bhp, 130mph, rear-wheel drive and crossply tyres – driving this Alfa Romeo GTV6 quickly requires a certain finesse.

One of the joys of an archive is the opportunity to hear voices from the past – and Classic & Sports Car’s archive is no ...

Sławomir Poros is a young Polish blogger with a taste for old cars, particularly pre-war machinery. That makes him a rare bird among his compatriots. Even in a country of petrolheads, with proud ...

The British Motor Corporation introduced the Riley Elf and its Wolseley Hornet stablemate on 12 October 1961, to appeal to the haute suburbia market. Dick Burzi had created the distinctive bodywork, ...

In the pantheon of American car culture, few liveries evoke the spirit of speed, ingenuity and determination that marked the earliest days of hot rodding quite like the white-and-red scallop of the So ...

Under the bonnet, the final development of WO Bentley’s handsome overhead-cam, twin-plug ‘four’ was tuned with a lightened flywheel, increased 6.3:1 compression, drilled valve-spring caps, lighter ...

A few minutes ago you had flung yourself into its spell. You were about to realise adolescent fantasies aboard a Monteverdi 375L, but that was then. A sense of anxiety has since descended, one perhaps ...

The idea of two stylish open-top sports cars entering this chaos and making it through to production appeared to be an almost impossible ambition. Yet the Fiat Barchetta and Alfa Romeo 916 Spider ...

Given today’s global motor industry with its globally homogeneous products, it’s easy to forget how even the biggest multinationals once espoused localism, offering distinctly different models made in ...

But the brothers’ overriding ambition was for Jensen to be a car maker in its own right, which led to the post-war production of two large, well-appointed models: the PW, of which just 18 were built, ...