Retro Motor News

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Lamborghini Countach project car sells for over £250k

Despite being in need of serious attention, this classic Lamborghini Countach still sold for big money at auction. We tell its story.

One in five classic cars fail voluntary MOT tests

A Freedom of Information request has uncovered high failure rates for classic cars that are submitted for a voluntary MOT test.

British Motor Museum membership scheme launched

The British Motor Museum at Gaydon has launched a new membership scheme to broaden its reach and help raise funds

Ford Escort RS2000 restored by Richard Hammond up for auction

The first project from Richard Hammond’s new ‘The Smallest Cog’ workshop, this 1979 Ford Escort RS2000 heads to auction soon.

Here’s your chance to buy an untouched 1980 Triumph TR8

Having covered just 73 miles from new, the unregistered 1980 Triumph TR8 roadster is heading to auction later this month.

Emissions regulations are a threat to historic car use

A global classic car organisation is concerned that new low-emission zones could threaten the use of historic vehicles across Europe.

Retro Rides confirms theme for 2021 Weekender event

The Retro Rides modified car gathering is set to go ahead on 29 and 30 May at Goodwood Motor Circuit. Here’s what you need to know.

Petition seeks to give younger cars classic tax status

isted on the UK Parliament website, the new petition wants to help encourage younger drivers to consider driving a classic car.

The story of the Little Trees air freshener

Once a familiar sight dangling from a rear-view mirror, the Little Trees air freshener story began almost 70 years ago.