The British were once known for making great sports cars. Some are well-known, but you might be unfamiliar with a few on our ...

Two of Britain’s most recognizable postwar sports cars will highlight Freije & Freije Auctioneers’ Fall Big Boy Toy Auction later this month. A 1954 Jaguar X-Type convertible and a 1960 Austin-Healey ...

Britain’s legion of classic-car owners will soon be getting back on the road. The pleasure may be tinged with concern. Owning ...

In this video, I compare the British sports car MGB with the Japanese Datsun 240Z, examining whether the Datsun is a superior vehicle. The discussion includes an evaluation of both cars as classic ...

The 1980s were a wildly different time, and although it might not seem all that long ago for some of us, the decade is 40 years forgotten now. Still, regardless of how long gone the decade is, it's ...

For some enthusiasts, driving a classic European sports car is the ultimate experience, but also a forbidden one in most cases, considering that such rides are usually very expensive. Without a ...

TVR, one of Britain’s coolest and most obscure boutique automakers, is back. Again, supposedly. Charge Holdings, the owner of Charge Cars, a UK-based firm that specializes in restoring and converting ...

Porsche is one of those auto brands that other brands hate to love and love to hate - they produce some of the best sports cars on the market, with the 911 pretty much defining sports cars, and can ...

The humble V-8 - the torque-heavy driving force behind some of the world's best muscle cars, the world's best pickup trucks, and supercars; it is generally seen as the American engine, with brands ...

Remember when a Ferrari was just that exotic car you saw in movies or maybe glimpsed at a car show? Those identical vehicles that captured your imagination decades ago are now selling for astronomical ...