Patrick is an automotive journalist with more than eight years of experience across a range of online, print, and broadcast media. His focus is primarily on automotive content, having launched the car review website Drive Section in 2019 and the automotive adventure site Essential Drives in 2024. He is a passionate car enthusiast with a particular interest in classic cars. His past credits include DriveTribe, Vehicle History, Finder, ForceGT, The Weekender Herald, Supercar Blondie, Exhaust Notes, and WhichCar.
Alfa Romeo took centre stage at the 2025 Sydney Harbour Concours d’Elegance, with one particularly stunning example of the Italian brand’s heritage claiming top honours.
While Holden and Ford may have produced the best-known locally-designed darlings of the Australian automotive industry’s heyday, the Commodore and Falcon you’ve likely owned at least one of or were at least driven around in as a child, there was of course a third major player that sat alongside them: the Mitsubishi Magna.
While glamorous exotics or rowdy muscle cars are the classics many enthusiasts crave, for others, there’s still some appeal in the humble everyday car. That's exactly what will feature this July at one of the UK’s biggest and most distinctive car shows, the 2025 Festival of the Unexceptional.
Looking to brush up on your automotive history, or simply in need of a way to kill some time? BMW has the answer, as it has finally launched a comprehensive 424-car online archive containing images and details of each historic model the Bavarians have built.
The Ruf CTR Yellowbird is one of the most iconic cars of its era, but is this one really going to fetch more than US$6,000,000 when it goes to auction in March 2025?
Startup company Minottek has started offering a gated shifter for the first-generation Mazda MX-5, and while it's currently the only product the company sells, it could soon offer similar kits for other sports cars.
While most concours events are held on the most pristine lawns at golf clubs and palaces, The ICE in the affluent Swiss town of St. Moritz is just a little bit different.
In 1965, Craig Breedlove's 'Spirit of America Sonic I' became the first vehicle to cross the 600mph barrier, and now you could have the chance to own it when it goes to auction on February 27, 2025.
It's unfortunately fairly common to see tacky merchandise aimed at car lovers, but one company we've found online is offering the sort of items that genuinely exude a touch of class and offer a genuine part of the classic car experience.
You'd be forgiven for thinking Ælla-60 is the name of one of Elon Musk's children, but it's actually the name of one of the most interesting restomods to be revealed recently.