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We are on a mission to encourage classic owners to make the most of their hobby by completing those projects, taking part in events or watching historic motorsport. We firmly believe that classic cars are a community and want you to jump in, meet people and talk classics.

Latest Posts:

• The deux chevaux returns!
  By Classic Yorkshire contributor Tony Lofthouse Of all the latest reboots the anticipated return of the new Citroen 2CV has attracted lots of interest. The new-look 2CV ‘concept car’ was unveiled at last month’s Paris Motor Show with Citroen aiming to deliver the new model to showrooms by 2028 – 80 years on from theContinue reading “The deux chevaux returns!”
• Five extraordinary McLaren Formula 1 cars for sale.
  By Dave Elland, Rare and Prestige correspondent. In recent years it has been extremely difficult for private owners to purchase a Formula One car. Even if you could acquire one, ownership is both challenging and expensive. The technology in a modern F1 car means that you can’t just rock up at track day and giveContinue reading “Five extraordinary McLaren Formula 1 cars for sale.”
• Bespoke Rallies unveils its 2027 programme
  Tis the season for many people put away their classic cars and hunker down for the winter. But for those who like to push their cars to the limit it is time to plan next years programme of adventures. Many people find it easier to use a recognised event organisers, especially for overseas events. BespokeContinue reading “Bespoke Rallies unveils its 2027 programme”
• Drivers want the Cortina back!
  By Classic Yorkshire contributor Tony Lofthouse A new survey by Carwow reveals that the Ford Cortina is the classic car most UK drivers want to see revived. The online car sellers research found that of 1486 UK drivers surveyed 35% chose the Cortina for a reboot. The MGB came second at 25%, followed by 18%Continue reading “Drivers want the Cortina back!”
• 1997 Ferrari F50 is likely the lowest-mileage.
  By Dave Elland; Rare and Prestige correspondent. This Ferrari represents an element of the classic car movement that I am really not happy with. A car which was purchased purely as an investment, put away and never driven. You could, over 29 years, add the 106 miles moving it around a storage unit. Art isContinue reading “1997 Ferrari F50 is likely the lowest-mileage.”