The head of service at the company's Polo Storico restoration division, Giuliano Cassataro, told The Drive that not only will ...

A James Bond fan has built his own version ... Mr Hunter – a car designer who has worked for BMW, Volvo, Jaguar and Land Rover during his career – started with a Bentley Type R and transformed ...

Jaguar, the British automotive icon featured alongside Aston Martin as the car of choice for James Bond, has recently garnered criticism for a bizarre ad with the tagline “Copy Nothing.” The ad ...

Take a trip round the Mira Technology Park and you may find reports of the British car industry’s impending ... featuring household brands from Jaguar and Toyota to James Bond’s storied ...

Electric and roaring V8s are some of the conversions helping to keep these classics alive, with bespoke modern Defenders also ...

Warwick UK-based engineering and design business Callum, named after founder Ian Callum CBE, has completed a second customer Jaguar C-X75, which was one of the four stunt cars used in the James Bond ...

This has included cars with holographic paint, containing one-off artworks, or featuring intricate hand-stitched embroidery. One model, designed as a homage to the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger ...

“Jaguar used to be about power and style. Now it’s just another car company trying to please everyone but its real fans.” "At least James Bond isn’t alive to see this." While inclusivity ...

Instead of the Bond books’ 1930s Blower Bentley for James, viewers got Aston’s new DB5. Legend has it that the glamorous E-Type was considered for the hero car role, but whereas Jaguar proposed to ...

The British Motor Museum in Gaydon, Warwickshire hosted an evening with car designer extraordinaire Ian Callum CBE. His creations include the Jaguar C-X75, F-Type, F-PACE and I-PACE, the Aston Martin ...

Artist Josh Agle, aka Shag, depicts retro rides in a fantasy world of midcentury cool. We spoke with him about his Palm ...

James Bond famously drives an Aston Martin in his many movies. But the superspy also has several links to Britain's now-defunct Jensen Motors.