1:5 scale model Porsche Targa the personification of craftsmanship

This impressively detailed 1:5 scale Porsche 911 Targa was created using imaginative craftsmanship and improvisation, over 50 years before the advent of 3D printing would have seen off most of the challenges associated with the build.

The Classic

Based upon the original 901, which first saw light towards the end of the 1950s before evolving into the iconic 911 in 1963, this 1972 Porsche 911 S 2.4 Targa is a classic with a secret.

Porsche Design | 911 S 2.4 Targa rebuild

For the past two years, Porsche Classic has been working on a unique project to celebrate its 50th anniversary: restoring a 911 S 2.4 Targa from 1972 – the year that Porsche Design was founded.

The Classic - Lotus Esprit

Perhaps the most famous Esprit converted into a submarine at the behest of its secret agent owner. But the history of and fanbase for Lotus’ original performance ‘wedge’ extends far beyond the illusions of movie magic.

Bentley marks centenary of first ever customer car

Two years after the company was founded Bentley delivered it’s first customer car. A 3-Litre delivered to racing enthusiast Noel van Raalte in 1921, Sold for £1,150.

The Lamborghini Protagonists

We take a look at the brilliant minds that saw Lamborghini become one of the greatest sports and super car brands in the world.

The Classic | Lamborghini Countach

In the summer of 1970, Ferruccio Lamborghini pushed his engineers to develop a revolutionary car that could succeed in the not-so-easy task of replacing the iconic Miura.

Cannonball Run’s Lamborghini Countach

It’s 40 years - Yes, 40 years – since the iconic Cannonball Run film hit theatres and cemented it’s place in automotive culture.

Aston Martin DB5 Junior - No time to die edition

Bond fan? Then of course you’ll be needing an electric two-thirds scale version of the iconic Aston Martin DB5 complete with gadgets.

When Škoda was a rally icon

It’s something we tend to overlook, but Škoda is actually one of the oldest car brands in the world, and also one with a rich history in motorsport.

Bentley Celebrates Centenary of First Win

100 years have passed since Bentley's maiden race win, the winning car itself - known as EXP2 - returned to the famous Brooklands Racetrack in Surrey yesterday to lead a cavalcade of 3-litre Bentleys to celebrate.

Ferruccio Lamborghini’s legacy celebrated by iconic company he founded

Automobili Lamborghini is celebrating the 105th anniversary of the birth of its founder, Ferruccio Lamborghini.

The Classic: Porsche 911 Turbo

Virtually no other model epitomises the sea change that Porsche underwent in the mid-1990s like the 911 Turbo from 1995.

Bentley celebrates 200,000 luxury vehicle milestone

65 Years of production at Volkswagen’s Commercial Vehicle factory

On 8 March 1956, production started at the factory after an unbelievable construction period of just one year.

Jaguar C-Type Continuation model

The Classic: Lamborghini Diablo

Bentley’s reborn Blower Continuation Series engines fire up

The first of the newly created engines for the historic Bentley Blower Continuation Series has fired into action on Bentley’s specially prepared factory testbed.

Škoda Type 990 ‘Hajaja’

Station wagon ‘Combi’ models are a firm part of the modern Škoda line-up: a tradition which began in the early 1960s. One lesser-known wagon, however, is Škoda’s prototype ‘Hajaja’, which was based on the utilitarian 1000 MB.

Featured | La Ferrari

Put simply "The Ferrari" - this is the Maranello manufacturer at its most definitive.

Featured | Ferrari F40

Raucous, raw, harsh, compromised: just some of the accusations leveled at Ferrari’s 351kW V8 F40 when it first surfaced in 1987.

The 1967 Volvo 1800 S

The 1967 Volvo 1800 S once owned by Sir Roger Moore and featured in television’s The Saint is set to be the star of the Volvo stand at the upcoming Techno-Classica car show in Germany.

1980 Volvo 440

It’s 30 years since Volvo embraced front-drive tech with a five-door family hatchback that veered from the Scandinavian manufacturer’s well-established blueprint.

1961 Aston Martin DB4 GT

A classic Aston Martin once owned by Peter Sellers – and with some screen-time of its own – was a highlight of this year’s Concours of Elegance event at Hampton Court Palace in London.

1939 Bentley Corniche

The classic Bentley you see here is in fact a recreation; a wholly rebuilt 1939 Corniche, which is the only example of the model ever made and once considered lost forever.

1935 Packard Super 8 Coupe

Ross Marshall’s gorgeous Packard Super 8 coupe famously boasts ‘one lady owner’. That lady just happens to be legendary American aviatrix Amelia Earhart.

1968 Lamborghini Muira S

A stunning example of one of the world’s most revered supercars has just been exhibited after a 13-month-long restoration project.