Aston Martin DB7 News

Mercedes-Benz just came back with the gullwing door for its uber-coupe, the SLS AMG.

Word has come out that the Aston Cygnet, essentially a re-badged Toyota iQ city car, is expected to be available as early as next year.

October 22, 2009: Enthusiasts in the market for a classic are spoiled for choice at this year's Classic Motor Show, with a host of internationally-renowned dealers bringing along a range of exciting cars of all types and ages, and all looking for new owners.

Revved: Ford to open an assembly plant in China. That's where the money is. Revved: "Chrysler prepares to rehire some employees." A headline we wouldn't mind repeating.

Washington DC September 25, 2009; The AIADA newsletter reported that at its creation, a 1997 Bentley Continental R was one of the most powerful and exclusive cars in the world, with every hand-built copy from the English countryside valued at $300,000 and beyond.

We knew times were tough for some dealmakers on Wall Street with the volume of M&A down, but did you really need to trade in a 1997 Aston Martin DB7 Volante for a new Toyota Corolla? The rare sports car, which Aston Martin charged $137,000 for the privilege to own one of only 7,000 made, was one of the myriad of cars that also included Bentleys and ...

MAD king flew his Aston Martin 1,300 miles - to get it repaired. Morocco's Mohammed VI chartered a Hercules transporter from his air force to whisk the DB7 from Rabat to Britain.

At its creation, a 1997 Bentley Continental R was one of the most powerful and exclusive cars in the world, with every hand-built copy from the English countryside valued at $300,000 and beyond.

At its creation, a 1997 Bentley Continental R was one of the most powerful and exclusive cars in the world, with every hand-built copy from the English countryside valued at $300,000 and beyond.

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James Bond screeches around hairpin bends in them with a beautiful woman at his side, while they are the car of choice for European royalty in which to parade themselves around the Continent's more opulent capitals.

It's Carnival time again and Diss is gearing up for a bumper weekend of fun and laughter.

Henry Ford once sold his mould-breaking classic, the Model T, on the promise you could have it in "any colour you like, so long as it's black." He's got a kindred spirit in Paul Styles, manager of Doble Motorcycles in Coulsdon, Surrey, who has just bought up the last remaining stock of the - how shall we put this, ahem - distinctive canary yellow ...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think Jaguar has ever made a genuinely bad car.

Ford saved Aston Martin from the scrap heap. And after so many years, and so many millions invested, it's a shame the Blue Oval isn't able to enjoy the fruits of its labor.