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Everyday cars to sit centre stage at the 2025 Festival of the Unexceptional

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.

Mini to the max: 1974 Mini scales the world’s tallest volcano

This supercharged 1974 Mini scaled the world’s tallest volcano to momentarily become the highest car on the planet.

How a model car inspired the latest Bentley Speed Six Continuation Series build

This is how a childhood model car sparked a lifelong passion for Bentleys, culminating in one lucky owner recently taking delivery of this remarkable Speed Six Continuation Series.

Top Tips for Buying a Used Triumph Stag (1972-78)

Automotive designs sometimes benefit from ‘happy accidents’, and Triumph’s Stag is among them.

Rolls-Royce Celebrates 100 Years of Phantom History in 2025

In 2025, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars marks the centenary of the launch of the first Phantom. Throughout its history, the Phantom nameplate has been reserved for the pinnacle model in the marque’s portfolio.

A Brief History of the Morris Minor

The humble Morris Minor built an unlikely Aussie fan base, with the Traveller wagon finding a particular audience in rural Australia.

British Bull Run: Hagerty Names 10 Best Classic Car Buys for 2025

There’s something for everyone among Hagerty’s Top 10 picks, from the classic British Austin-Healey 3000 roadster, to the luxurious Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II, the rally-bred Subaru Impreza P1, and Italian thoroughbred Ferrari F355.

Reimagined AC Cobra to gain new engine and gearbox options in 2026

The updated 2026 Cobra GT range will include a new entry-point with a new 2.0-litre engine available in two states of tune offering as much as 291kW.

Top Tips for Buying a Used MG MGB (1962-80)

During its 18 years on sale in global markets, the MG MGB achieved record sales and retained its spot as the world’s best-selling sports car until eventually surpassed by Mazda’s brilliant MX-5.

Rear View: Jaguar E-Type

The Jaguar E-Type’s gorgeous curves were shaped by an ace aerodynamicist using mathematical logarithms and lengths of wool taped to the bodywork to illustrate airflow.