A charming 1921 Willys-Overland Model 91 Open Tourer with room for five and a tried and tested 40mph. Willys-Overland Motors was America’s second largest car maker behind Ford from 1912 to 1918, and the Overland Four, launched in 1919 to rival the Model T, went on to sell around 642,000 examples with its successorsThe Model ..

A beautifully presented 1937 MG TA in red, enhanced to TB (1250 XPAG) specification and mechanically refreshed for 2026.Launched in 1936 as successor to the PB Midget, the TA was longer in the wheelbase and altogether roomier. This example wears red paintwork over a red leather interior, with wire wheels, a tonneau cover and excell..

Well restored TA Midget on offer from a private Collection with limited recent use.In the pre-war era, few manufacturers were as synonymous with the traditional British sports car as MG - and few models represented the freedom they offered better than the Midget. Lightweight and nimble, these basic yet engaging machines opened the ..

A Charlesworth-bodied Speed 25 with London Motor Show provenance, benefiting from extensive restoration, an uprated engine and a history of regular touring in Britain and Europe.By the late 1930s, Alvis had established a reputation for producing thoughtfully engineered cars that combined performance with refinement. The Speed 25 co..

A remarkable one-off special, pairing an underslung 1931 Auburn chassis with a circa 1915 Sturtevant 9.8-litre V8 aero engine. Handcrafted in brushed aluminium and a 2020 Beaulieu Concours winner. It is the engine that first captures the imagination. At 9.8-litres, the Sturtevant Model 5A V8 fills the Auburn’s long bonnet an..

Few vintage sporting cars can boast a history quite as colourful as this remarkable 1928 Morgan Three Wheeler, Chassis #823A. A remarkably well-documented survivor with genuine period competition history, fascinating mechanical development and provenance connecting some of the most dedicated enthusiasts and custodians in the Morgan world...

A mechanically restored Edwardian Cadillac retaining what is believed to be its factory paintwork, with long-term ownership, an extensive history file and an engaging record of international touring, now requiring recommissioning following storage since 2020. Cadillac built its reputation on precision engineering under Henry..