A 1958 Aston Martin DB MkIII saloon could make £300,000 when it goes under the hammer at H&H’s October sale on 8 October.

Silverstone Auctions' Autumn Sale achieved a 63% sales rate and a total sales value of more than £1m.

A rare shooting brake version of the Jaguar XJS made £28,750 at auction. <br /> The first production spec Lynx Eventer – one of just 67 made – was sold at Silverstone Auctions’ Autumn Sale on Saturday, 20 September.

A 1985 Ferrari 308 GTS Quattrovalve could fetch nearly £100,000 when it goes under the hammer at Silverstone Auctions’ sale on Saturday.

A low-mileage 1989 Ferrari 328 GTS smashed its pre-sale estimate on Tuesday, 9 September, making £156,800 – proof that demand for supercars from the Eighties and Nineties is on the up.

A 1984 ‘garage find’ Austin Maestro with just 102 miles on the clock made £3260 when it went under the hammer, more than double what most price guides would value the car at.

A rare Fiat 500-based classic could fetch up to £18,000 when it goes under the hammer later this month. The 1960 Steyr Puch 500 – one of just two left – will be offered for sale by Silverstone Auctions on 20 September at the Wing building at Silverstone circuit in Northamptonshire.<br />

A rare 1971 Ferrari 365 GTS/4 Daytona Spyder set a new world record when it sold for £2.27m at the inaugural Salon Prive sale on Thursday, 4 September. The car – one of just 122 made – helped Silverstone Auctions rake in £9.9m in total sales at the Hampton Court event.

A rare 1971 Ferrari 365 GTS/4 Daytona Spyder set a new record when it sold for £22.7m at the inaugural Salon Prive sale on Thursday, 4 September. The car – one of just 122 made – helped Silverstone Auctions rake in £9.9m in total sales at the Hampton Court event.

The very first Range Rover ever made has sold for £115,000 at auction.

A rare shooting brake version of the Jaguar XJS made £28,750 at auction. <br /> The first production spec Lynx Eventer – one of just 67 made – was sold at Silverstone Auctions’ Autumn Sale on Saturday, 20 September.

He’s perhaps best known for his love of Ferraris, but this weekend Radio 2 broadcaster Chris Evans bought himself something a little different – an ex-Met Police 1964 Daimler SP250 ‘Dart’.