
What is the difference between a Classic Car and a Youngtimer?
The accepted definition of a Classic Car or Historic Vehicle is a car that is more than 30 years old and a Youngtimer is a

The accepted definition of a Classic Car or Historic Vehicle is a car that is more than 30 years old and a Youngtimer is a

Our Top Ten Classic Cars at the Museum by Sales Volume Continuing our recent series of top ten cars at the museum this week we

Top 10 Drive Dads Cars This Christmas A Drive Dads Car voucher makes a perfect Christmas Present giving the lucky recipient the chance to drive

Cyber attacks and the Great British Car Journey Spare a thought for poor Jaguar Land Rover: as if the environment for British car makers was
Founder’s Blog: Autumn is with us. It’s the Italian Grand Prix this weekend and most schoolchildren are facing that long , ever colder and darker

Founder’s Blog : August 2025 An unusual subject for my August blog prompted by my son’s recent trip to the West coast of the USAÂ

For anyone who has an interest in cars and industrial history the latest news from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders makes depressing reading.
Founder’s Blog July 2025 Firstly, I start with sad news: John Davies who recently donated his pristine Mk 1 Capri to us passed away on

The wonderful world of Horstman. It is fairly common knowledge that in 2011 , I built a new circuit in Lincolnshire mainly for the purpose

MG in Springtime Blog And Classic and Sportscar April Issue. Make sure you read the excellent article by Simon Hucknall on the Horstman Super Sports

Fabulous turn out for our first car meet of the year despite cold ,damp and grey weather which seems to be the currency for this

As a teenager of the 70s the car played an important part in my early interactions with the fairer sex as it was a safe

At The Great British Car Journey, every car in our collection tells a story—some familiar, others shrouded in mystery. Recently, one such story has taken

Richard Usher, Founder, Great British Car Journey….. Â I have to admit after a few drives in our new Toyota Mirai – I am a

Richard Usher, Founder of Great British Car Journeys’ follow-up to Keith Adams’ review: Ford Sierra Sapphire 2.0 GLSi (1989) on AROnline.   In the

Richard Usher, Founder of Great British Car Journeys’ response to Keith Adams’ open letter to the new Minister for Transport, The Rt. Hon. Louise Haigh

I was delighted to be greeted by a splendid line up of Mk1 Ford Capris on arrival at Great British Car Journey Saturday morning (including

Richard Usher, Founder of Great British Car Journeys’ response to Keith Adams’ review: Metro City (1990) on AROnline.  My Dad had loved his 1965

I spent a very enjoyable and interesting afternoon last week with Keith Adams, erstwhile creator of AR Online and contributor to numerous publications over the

Great British Car Journey celebrated its third birthday on May 22nd, and I wish to extend a heartfelt thank you to all our visitors, supporters,