Featured Archive 1 (1999-1886)
Rolls-Royce Phantom (1950-1968)
In 1939, Rolls-Royce produced an experimental car, nicknamed ‘The Scalded Cat’. In later years, this car was often loaned to influential individuals, including HRH Prince Philip, Duke of
Chevrolet Suburban (1936-1999)
The Chevrolet Suburban The Suburban wasn't just a significant model for Chevrolet, it was an important vehicle for the car industry as a whole. Arguably it was the
Chitty Bang Bang 1 (1921-1924)
Chitty Bang Bang How many Chittys were built. Count Louis Zborowski designed and built four racing cars in the stables at Higham Park from 1921-1924, The 4th was not
BMW 3/20 PS Models (1932-1934)
The new, developed by BMW in Munich, type BMW 3/20 PS was launched in March 1932. The addition with the abbreviation AM 1 ("execution Munich") designated car was
Sunbeam 350HP Blue Bird (1920s)
The car was the brainchild of Sunbeam’s chief engineer and racing team manager, Louis Coatalen, and was constructed at the company’s works in Wolverhampton during 1919 and early
BMW 6 Series (1976-1989)
1976: BMW 6 Series - A perfect synthesis of elegance, luxury and performance The first BMW 3 Series (1975) and the BMW 5 Series (1972) were followed by
1975 Porsche 917 (Street-Legal)
In 1975, Porsche produced a street-legal version of the 917 race car, specifically for Count Teofilo Guiscardo Rossi di Montelera, a champion powerboat racer. This 917, chassis 30, was the
BMW 502 Saloon Models (1954-1963)
BMW 502 Limousine/Saloon Models (1954-1963) In early 1954, BMW debuted the more luxurious 502 Limousine and Saloon Models. The world's first all-alloy V8 engine for volume production was
Lotus Mark Six & MK Eight (1952-1955)
The Mark 6 is recognised as the first volume-built model from Lotus founder Colin Chapman. Everything prior to this had been single cars. Based on his own
