A large selection of barn finds will go on show at the NEC restoration show this weekend, 28-29 March. Here are ten of the best.

An ex-London to Sydney marathon MGB abandoned in a scrapyard has been rescued by the MG Car Club.

A third series of TV restoration programme Car SOS presented by Fuzz Townshend will be screened on the National Geographic Channel from April 9.

Cars built before 1 January, 1975, are set to become tax free in today's Budget.

With the Historic Vehicle taxation class for Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) now on a 40-year rolling system, 1 April sees all cars built prior to January 1975 being eligible for ‘free tax’.

Classic cars made before 1976 will be exempt from road tax from next year – great news if you own an early BMW 3-series (E21) or a Princess.

Owners of pre-2001 classics won't have to pay any more on their road tax next year.

Endurance Rally Association rally director and founder Philip Young has died following.

Have you ever wanted to try your hand at classic motorsport? Racing in one of the MG Car Club's events might be the ideal starting point for you.

Noël Pasteau, the long-time patron of the famous Hotel de France in La Chartre-sur-le-Loir, has died.

More than a hundred MGs will gather on track next month in what should be a new world record for the largest parade of MGs.

Police in Sutton are making a final attempt to trace the owner of a white Chevrolet Impala SuperSport to save the vehicle from being scrapped.

Eighty-three cars went under the hammer at the inaugural CCA sale at 3 March at the Silverstone race circuit.

The build of the second Mark 2 by Callum is already underway at the headquarters of restorers Classic Motor Cars of Bridgnorth (CMC).

There’s a new start for Jensen on the horizon with the unveiling of a clay model of the Jensen GT.

Haynes has launched a book of the top ten Wheeler Dealer restorations, written by our regular contributor, Chris Randall.