Classic Car Weekly

Jan 15, 2025 | classiccarweekly.co.uk | James Sadlier

Classic car prices on the continent have been slipping in the last two years but the tail end of 2024 has seen a return to form. We headed to InterClassics to take the market’s pulse and hear from its specialists. Classic car prices on the continent have been slipping in the last two years but the tail end of 2024 has seen a return to form. We headed to InterClassics to take the market’s pulse and hear from its specialists.

Sep 25, 2024 | classiccarweekly.co.uk | David Simister

Two of Britain’s biggest classic auctioneers have announced that they’ll be merging next month. Iconic Auctioneers – formerly known as Silverstone Auctions before a re-branding last year – and Classic Car Auctions (CCA) will be operated as a single company, with the latter’s final sale as a standalone company taking place this coming Saturday (28 September) and its website re-directing to Iconic’s in early October.

May 21, 2024 | classiccarweekly.co.uk | David Simister

Bookings are now open for Classic Car Weekly’s new breakfast meet at Transport Museum Wythall. Coffee & Cars Wythall kicks off at the Worcestershire attraction, known for its historic buses, on Sunday, 23 June. There are spaces for 100 pre-2000 classics at the breakfast meets, where you’ll be able to meet our experts – and we’ll be featuring pictures of attending classics in future issues.

Apr 24, 2024 | classiccarweekly.co.uk | David Simister

Drive-It Day has been hailed a hit by classic car owners – including some event organisers who reported record attendances. The national celebration of motoring heritage, organised by the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs, included events, shows, runs and meets on Sunday, 21 April with the aim to help raise funds for ChildLine and other charities.

Mar 5, 2024 | classiccarweekly.co.uk | James Sadlier

A Yorkshire transport museum that was under threat of eviction in 2022 has managed to buy its premises – and now there’s room for even more cars. The Keighley Bus Museum Trust (KBMT) accommodates around 20 classic vehicles, including lorries and the purchase has been financed by a legacy, donations and a commercial loan. 'We do have some space for further cars'KBMT chairman, Norman Shepherd, said: ‘We are delighted to announce this news. It ends so much uncertainty; it’s been a long process.