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  By rare and prestige correspondent Dave Elland. British Racing Motors has unveiled the fully restored BRM P351, its one-of-one Group C sports prototype and the newest racing chassis in the marque’s history. The 1992… Read more

I hate to say it but Christmas is getting closer and we need to address that age old question, What would dad like for Christmas? To be fair, we dads are often as clueless as… Read more

By Classic Yorkshire contributor Tony Lofthouse Sixty-years-ago Toyota unveiled a truly fabulous sports car – its first foray into the supercar market – with a little help from a piano making business! The Toyota 2000… Read more

My automotive journey started with motorcycles, thrashing around waste ground on bikes built from random bits and pieces. Then at 16 a couple of mopeds and bigger and bigger bikes ending up with a BMW… Read more

By Classic Yorkshire contributor Tony Lofthouse Renault continues to turn to its past to inspire its future, this time, courtesy of a new look R8 Gordini. Hot on the heels of retro-inspired models reviving the… Read more

One of the big developments in the classic car world has been the growth in recreations, low run and resto mods. Thanks to technology building a one off car falls within the reach of more… Read more

By prestige car correspondent Dave Elland. News that McLaren are investing £500million in Sheffield and creating 1 000 jobs is a real boost to the Yorkshire automotive industry. Yorkshire is a major supplier of automotive… Read more

By Classic Yorkshire contributor Tony Lofthouse Grey cars might still be the top choice for many new car buyers but another colour is proving a big hit. Green is the fastest growing colour for today’s… Read more

We can’t get you tickets for the Concours of Elegance at Hampton Court but we can give you flavour of the event by sharing their catalogue. In it you will find histories of some of… Read more