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• The Bugatti Ettore Drove Himself: A 1936 Type 57 Atalante.
  The Concours of Elegance have confirmed that a 1936 Bugatti Type 57 Atalante, a car used personally by Ettore Bugatti himself, will take its place on the lawns of Hampton Court Palace this September. The Type 57 was the last great touring Bugatti of the pre-war era, developed under the direction of Jean Bugatti fromContinue reading “The Bugatti Ettore Drove Himself: A 1936 Type 57 Atalante.”
• Celebrating cars without grilles (before EVs)
  By Classic Yorkshire contributor Tony Lofthouse If you think of some of the key design features in cars – old and new – a front grille like a bonnet, boot and headlights – is an important part of its styling. The arrival of EVs, led by the likes of Tesla, has certainly made manufacturers re-evaluateContinue reading “Celebrating cars without grilles (before EVs)”
• 1965 24 Hours of Le Mans Ford Factory Entrant GT40
  Broad Arrow Private Sales, is offering for sale one of motorsport’s decidedly greatest racecars, a 1965 Ford GT40, chassis number P1006. Offered from more than three decades of careful custodianship by a noted collector and GT40 expert in France, the GT40 is primed to assume a place at the pinnacle of any serious collection of endurance racingContinue reading “1965 24 Hours of Le Mans Ford Factory Entrant GT40”
• The Audi Nuvolari
  At the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Monaco, Audi unveiled the Nuvolari — the fastest and most powerful supercar in the brand’s history. The drivers for the Audi Revolut F1 Team, Nico Hülkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto, also attended the presentation of the near-production prototype on the Côte d’Azur. With the Audi Nuvolari, the brand isContinue reading “The Audi Nuvolari”
• Time-warp Rolls makes five-figure sum at auction.
  By Classic Yorkshire contributor Tony Lofthouse A pristine 1977 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow Series I with just 604 miles on the clock has sold for £82,125 at auction. After initially using the car for the first few months of its life, its only owner had kept it in climate controlled storage for the last 27 years.Continue reading “Time-warp Rolls makes five-figure sum at auction.”