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According to Henry Ford’s autobiography, it was in a sales meeting in 1909 where he first exclaimed “Any colour the customer wants, as long as it’s black”. Of course, back then he was referring to the Model T. But 115 years on, those words remain one of the most well-known automotive quotes. Fitting then, that ...
It’s no secret that we’re partial to a 1960s Mustang here at Duke of London. It’s a car that inexplicably transcends time and remains insanely cool. The Mustang was launched in 1964, uncharacteristically for the American automotive industry halfway through a production year. The Mustang fastback, however, came ...
The early to mid 2000s spawned a generation of Mercedes that could arguably described as some of the prettiest they have ever produced. The design language of that era managed to encapsulate the understated aura of previous cars, whilst brining in a new type of beauty. The cars were elegant, the lines were swooping ...
The nickname ‘Queen Mary’ could be construed as a rather crude one. After all, the RMS Queen Mary was over 1,000 feet long. However, truthfully, it’s a moniker that should be considered a token of endearment. The Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 gained its tag not only because of its extended length that ensured it was a true ...
Mercedes has been building an “E-Class” of sorts since the mid-1950s, but the naming convention itself didn’t arrive until 1993 when the suffix E was adopted as the prefix for the facelifted W124 chassis, hence why you can sometimes spot a 500E or an E500. The E-Class would become a titan of its class, the benchmark ...
It’s hard to fathom the cultural impact the Ford Mustang has had since its release in the mid-1960s, it revolutionised an industry, formed a class of its own and adorned the walls of adoring fans across the globe. The Mustang became Ford’s most successful vehicle launch since the Model A, and subsequently sold in gargantuan ...
We are delighted to offer this handsomely optioned 2018 BMW R9T GS. This bike was bought as an ex-demo from BMW and has been with its first and only private keeper since. They have used it as a regular rider and have loved every moment of it. They are torn about selling it but just fancy a change. The R9T has been ...
A handful of cars throughout history become an industry benchmark, a benchmark in the way all luxury 4x4s are pitted against a full-size Range Rover. If you’re out to build a performance medium-sized saloon or coupe, your competition is the BMW M3. Except, the BMW M3 didn’t start that way. The M3 was a product of ...
A global car of the people, from Gangsters to Grandmas, the Range Rover is at home in anyone's driveway. Launched as a more road-friendly alternative to the Land Rover Series models, in the early 1970s, the Range Rover revolutionised the luxury 4x4 market. The new model would utilise a 100” chassis, unlike traditional ...
Mercedes produced a lot of R107s, over 300,000 were built during the 18-year production run. You could have your SL, in varying combinations of capacity and specification, from the smallest 2.8-litre inline six, right up to the largest, 5.6-litre V8. This example is one of those cars fitted with the colossal M117 V8, ...
In 2007, when Aston Martin decided to shoe-horn its largest V12 engine into its smallest chassis, for the V12 Vantage RS, the motoring press did rather take notice. The base car, the V8 Vantage had become the darling of the industry, offering first-time Aston owners, and those more acquainted with the brand a truly brilliant ...
Over the last decade or so, popularity for the first 2-door Range Rovers has been on a steady rise and it's for good reason, they’re excellent. The Range Rover was first launched in the early 1970s, it took the rough and tumble of the series Land Rover but added some level of refinement without compromising utility. ...
It’s the early 2000s, and Aston Martin needs to replace the DB7. Its inter-connected family tree means that the DB7 shares much of its core DNA with Jaguar’s XK8. Aston needed to break the mould, and whilst the Vanquish had appeared in Die Another Day, it really needed its next big hit, its Goldfinger. To achieve ...
It’s an evocative name, Firebird. The mythical bird that rises from the ashes, a symbol of immortality. Whilst Pontiac’s firebird isn’t immortal, it does exist in a mythical way in the hearts and minds of us car enthusiasts. The Firebird has always coexisted with the Camaro, sharing the same platform and some ...
