Significant collection going to auction at Kelham

The Ronald White Collection that includes the eighth Mini ever built and Stirling Moss’ MGB rally car is being sold by H&H Classics at its Kelham Hall sale on Wednesday 23 September. Alongside the historically important early Mini are several other examples of the model, which includes a 1967 Austn Mini Cooper S Mk2 Works…

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MGB gets turbocharged by Moss

Moss Motors has launched a turbocharging kit for the MGB that can add as much as 76% power and almost double torque. The bolt-on kit is designed to fit all MGB from 1962 up to 1980 in left- and right-hand drive. Using a ‘blow-through’ carburettor set-up, the kit has been developed to deliver safe amounts…

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Goodwood confirms 2027 Members’ Meeting race card

Goodwood’s 84th Members’ meeting will take place on 10-11 April 2027 and will include a new all-Bentley race. The Benjafield-Davis Cup joins the race card and is open to all WO-era vintage Bentleys that would have raced between 1922 and 1930. This race will be held over 20 minutes as part of a packed weekend…

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Bristol Cars revived for unfinished business

Bristol Cars has been revived and is returning with its V10-powered, gullwing door Fighter coupé. Owner and Director of Bristol Cars Paul King is using a stock of unused Fighter chassis to complete five cars, which will be powered by an 8.0-litre V10 engine with 525bhp, or the option to upgrade to 600bhp. The first…

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Low-flying Beetle crowned 2026 Hot Wheels Legends Tour UK winner

A 1972 Beetle built by Ray Ramsey has won the UK round of the 2026 Hot Wheels Legends Tour and will go on to compete for overall honours in the European challenge ahead of the global finale in November in the US. The Beetle was built with a ‘no limits’ philosophy and features a 14-inch…

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Fiat 16-20HP enters London to Brighton almost a century on from its first run

A distinguished Fiat 16-20HP will take part in the 2026 London to Brighton Veteran Car Run almost a century on from its first entry in the event. The Fiat is being entered by the Museo Nazionale dell’Automobile in Turin and this car was first used in the event in 1930. When it was new, the…

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Buddy Holly’s ‘Cricketmobile’ is on song for auction

The vendor of this 1955 Pontiac Chieftain Sedan will hope is doesn’t got a song as it is the famous ‘Cricketmobile’ used by Buddy Holly and the Crickets. Due for auction with Mecum at its Nashville sale on Saturday 26 September, the blue and white Pontiac was used by the group for its earliest tours…

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Shooting brakes pack plenty of auction appeal

A pair of unique shooting brake estate cars will be the stars of Broad Arrows Auctions’ upcoming sales. The 1987 Aston Martin Laginda Series 3 Shooting Brake by Roos Engineering Ltd will be sold at the firm’s Zurich sale on 7 November with an estimate of CHF 250,000-CHF 350,000 (£228,000-£320,000). The William Towns-styled Lagonda was…

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Le Mans Frazer Nash to sell at Rétromobile

A 1949 Frazer Nash High Speed Competition is set to be sold by Gooding Christie’s at its Paris Rétromobile sale in February 2027. Registered TMX 545, the Frazer Nash achieved third place in the 1949 Le Mans 24 Hours, which then gave its name to subsequent cars of the same model from Frazer Nash. Owned…

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Monterey sales see records tumble

The 2026 Monterey Week auctions have seen several new records set, including $43 million for a Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupé and the highest price ever paid for a British car. The $34,655,000 (£35.4 million) paid for Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason’s McLaren F1 GTR set a new benchmark for the model and all British-built cars…

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