Nick is currently on a course to learn some new tips and tricks surrounding InDesign. As well as being our photographer and videographer, Nick is the person who puts the visual side of Driver Magazine together. Using the programs and software he currently has available to him, he has done an incredible job in making […]
Over the last few weeks, Max and Molly have been working hard, practising their performance of The Story of Rilee. This is so they are fully prepared to visit primary schools all around Suffolk and tell Rilee’s story in April. It’s been hard work, but lots of fun and Max and Molly are very excited […]
Limited production vehicles are always interesting to me. I love how they usually have a level of importance and meaning to the manufacturers, the owners, and the community of enthusiasts who have a passion for them. That’s why when a collection of rare Ducati motorbikes showed up the other day, I wanted to dig a […]
Tonight is awards night! We’re proud to be finalists for Behaviour Change Campaign of the Year at the East Anglia Clean & Green Awards 2026. After winning this category last year for our synthetic fuel campaign, we’re finalists again, but for our Bridge Classic Cars Kids program this time. This is all about helping young […]
While preparing land for a new building extension at the Rolls-Royce factory at Goodwood, experts from Oxford Archaeology found some 2000-year-old recycling done by the Romans. The Roman well they found was built from recycled wood, which shows that the Romans were reusing materials a long time before recycling became such a big thing. A […]
Bridge Classic Cars is currently representing a collection of modern Ducati motorcycles ahead of their upcoming sale at auction. The collection includes four exceptional bikes, headlined by a 2021 Ducati Panigale V4 R World Superbike, a genuine factory race bike from Ducati Corse, ridden by Michael Rinaldi during the 2021 World Superbike Championship season. The […]
Before someone wins it for just £9, Craig took Rob out for one last drive in his 2010 Land Rover Defender 90.
On Saturday 23rd May 2026, the Lotus Drivers Club will be visiting us here at Bridge Classic Cars. Upon arrival, the club will spend time in The Classic Lounge, where they can enjoy some refreshments while admiring some of our competition cars. A short tour of the workshop will follow before the club departs. This […]
At Bridge Classic Cars, we take a lot of pride in the people behind all of our projects. Today, it’s our Technician, Will, who needs to be celebrated. Will has been selected to receive an award for completing his Heritage Skills Academy (HSA) course with distinction. This is an achievement that clearly highlights his skills […]
This Ducati Panigale V4 R SBK is a genuine factory World Superbike, built by Ducati Corse for the 2021 World Superbike Championship, and identified as MR2 F-21. That clearly makes it a special machine. What makes it even more special is that this is the race-winning bike in both Race 1 and the Superpole Race […]
Last week, Craig and Gordon travelled up to Kelham Hall in Newark to attend an auction hosted by H&H Classics. As well as having one of our cars for sale, they were also there to see what was available to buy. While they came away empty-handed, they certainly enjoyed getting an up-close look at the […]
Take a look behind the scenes when Max & Molly visited a local bookshop.
The Morris Eight Series E was one of Britain’s most important small cars of the late 1930s and 1940s, and this specific one is an incredibly well-preserved and highly original post-war survivor. Built at Morris Motors’ Cowley factory in Oxford, this car can be accurately placed within the late 1946 to early 1947 production period. […]
Selling a car privately is often seen as the best way to get the best price, but new research suggests the reality is not quite as straightforward as that. A survey of 1,700 UK drivers, conducted by short-term car insurance provider Tempcover, has highlighted some of the pros and cons of managing the sale of […]
JAECOO has expanded its UK line-up with two new additions to the JAECOO 7 range. Following a strong debut year, the brand is continuing to build on its momentum with the introduction of the JAECOO 7 SHS-P Black Luxury and the all-new JAECOO 7 SHS-H full hybrid. Plug-in Hybrid The JAECOO 7 SHS-P Black Luxury […]
Ferrari has revealed the new Amalfi Spider, a front-mid-engined 2+ convertible that adds open-top driving to the Amalfi line-up. Unveiled in Maranello on 12th March 2026, the new model pairs Ferrari’s twin-turbo V8 with a fabric soft top designed to preserve both the car’s proportions and its day-to-day usability. Power comes from Ferrari’s 640hp twin-turbo […]
BMW is testing humanoid robots. These are robots that are shaped a bit like people with arms, legs, and a head. These clever machines can move around the factory and help with certain jobs while people build the cars. What Will the Robots Do? The robots won’t be driving the cars or designing them. Instead, […]
When Bentley introduced the Bentley Continental GT Supersports, it took the Continental GT to a new level. It was designed to be lighter, faster, and more driver-focused than any previous Bentley. Our Supersports was first registered on 22nd September 2010, and is an extremely well-documented example of Bentley’s high-performance flagship of its time. The Most […]
Welcome to Max’s Joke Corner. How funny is he? Do you know any car jokes?
Caterham has revealed a new limited-edition version of the Seven, in the form of the Seven HWM Edition. Created in collaboration with sports car retailer HWM, the new car celebrates the racing history of Hersham and Walton Motors and pays tribute to the 1951 HWM-Alta grand prix car. Only 19 examples of the Caterham Seven […]
Late last week, we welcomed this 1991 Nissan Figaro into the Bridge Classic Cars workshop. It has come in for some interior trim and chrome work, and will obviously be looked after extremely well by the workshop team. Designed by Nissan’s specialist Pike Factory division, and limited to just over 20,000 examples, every Figaro was […]
Built between 1936 and 1940, the BMW 328 became one of the most well-known performance cars of its time. With its 1,971cc straight-six engine, lightweight construction and great handling, the 328 dominated sports car racing across Europe and helped cement BMW’s reputation for engineering excellence. As much as the model, in general, is celebrated for […]
Max and Molly are visiting primary schools around Suffolk as part of our World Book Day celebrations.
On Thursday 14th May, Woolpit Area Classics will be visiting us here at Bridge Classic Cars. Upon arrival, the club will spend time in The Classic Lounge, where they can enjoy some refreshments while admiring some of our competition cars. A short tour of the workshop will follow before the club departs for a pub […]
As part of our World Book Day celebrations, Max and Molly will be visiting primary schools across Suffolk on Friday 6th March, to deliver posters for pupils to take home. They will also be calling into bookshops! You may see them out and about throughout the day, so make sure you wave and say hello […]
Volvo is celebrating 70 years of the seatbelt, with the debut of a new world-first technology in its latest electric SUV, the EX60. Volvo has been associated with car safety for a long time. Back in the 1950s, the company helped shape the modern seatbelt design that is still used across the automotive industry today. […]
Max and Molly are getting ready to visit Suffolk primary schools in a few weeks time. They are very excited to see you all soon… More information can be found here.
A new survey from Hagerty has revealed widespread frustration among UK drivers over the condition of the nation’s roads, with the vast majority of respondents claiming they are now in a serious state of disrepair. The survey gathered opinions from more than 1,200 drivers across the UK, with most describing worsening road conditions and frequent […]
The BMW Group is continuing its goal of implementing digitalisation and the use of artificial intelligence in production with its recent announcement that humanoid robots will be deployed in Germany for the first time. Following a successful pilot project in the United States, the company is now bringing its “Physical AI” approach to Europe, with […]