Meet the Unimog. The All-Terrain Power Machine

Meet the Unimog. The All-Terrain Power Machine

Imagine a truck that can drive through deep water, climb muddy hills, pull heavy machines, and still be safe and gentle to the planet. Sounds like a superhero, right? Well, Mercedes-Benz has built a real-life hero truck called the Unimog! The Environment Agency has added two of these wonderful machines to its fleet of specialist […]

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas from Rilee, Luxy, and Eco! 2026 is going to be a very exciting year so we all hope you have a fantastic Christmas and we will see you very soon!

Father Christmas Tracker

It’s going to be an extremely busy day and night for Father Christmas. Rilee and his friends are keeping a close eye on his progress to make sure he is on track to deliver presents to everyone. You can track Father Christmas right here: Read more news for kids here

PDI and Delivery of the 2010 Jaguar XKR

Our 2010 Jaguar XKR, which was recently won by Martin, has been checked and prepared by the Bridge Classic Cars team before recieving its synethetic fuel and loaded up by our transport team for the short journey to its excited new owner.

Appraisal on the 1956 Land Rover Series 1

Our classic car restoration technician Dave has been diving deep into the 1956 Land Rover Series 1. Having not been on the road for over 10 years, Dave has been meticulous with his check overs here at the Bridge Classic Cars restoration workshops. ”Checked oil level, removed fuel cap Checked inside of tank for stail […]

New Exhaust on the 1963 Morris LD

Our fabricator Clinton has been on the underside of the classic 1963 Morris LD at the Bridge Classic Cars workshop to put together a new exhaust system for the van. Replacements for these are something you’re going to find, so Clinton has carefully remade a new system using the original corrdoded and damaged unit before […]

Our 2005 Mercedes Vito is nearly finished!

Our 2005 Mercedes Vito is nearly finished! The Bridge Classic Cars paint and body team have done an abosolutely incredible job of refinishing our original work van ready for the team at Car Glass and Trim to get a few little details on the van ready for it to be fully reassembled here at the […]

Final Work on the Carburettors of the 1973 Mercedes 250

Our restoration workshop are known for their diagnostic skills. With a passion for perfection and the endless pursuit of this goal – most notably is our technician Jon, who is without a doubt one of the most meticulous people that we have met. He has been chasing down a rough-running issue with the 1971 Mercedes […]

Brake Fluid Leak on the 1975 MGB Roadster

Another storage car in the Bridge Classic Cars workshop is this 1975 MGB Roadster which was completed a few years ago for its owner. The team went to check over the car and found that the brake fluid level was extremely low. When they went to bleed the system, they discovered an issue inside one […]

PDI for the 1971 Mini 1100

Having been won recently, our 1971 Mini 1100 made its way over to the Bridge Classic Cars restoration workshop for our technician Jon to get the car PDI’d for its future ahead. Even though the winner decided to take the cash alternative, Jon carried out a full PDI on the car before it was transfered […]

Checking in with the 1971 Jaguar E-Type Roadster

Our restoration team have pulled one of our long-term storage classics out for the team to check over and appraise. This project was completed around 5 years ago and seen little use since then, so the team at the Bridge Classic Cars HQ like to get cars like this out every few months to check […]

Working on the 1987 Land Rover Defender V8

Jon, one of our amazing restoration technicians at Bridge Classic Cars, has been working through the job list on the 1987 Land Rover Defender V8 in at our Suffolk HQ. These Land Rovers were never fitted from factory, at some point this car was fitted with a Rover V8. Here’s what Jon’s been up to: […]

Uber and Lyft to Test Chinese Robotaxis in London from 2026

Uber and Lyft are going to launch Chinese-built driverless taxis in London in 2026, as both companies plan to trial Baidu’s Apollo Go robotaxis on UK roads. The move is part of the UK government’s push to roll out autonomous vehicles, with pilot schemes expected to begin in spring 2026. Baidu’s Apollo Go service is […]

Lamborghini’s First Fully Hybridised Model Line-Up

Lamborghini is beginning 2026 with a fully hybridised model line-up, as UK deliveries of the all-new Temerario start in January. The Huracán’s successor pairs a twin-turbo V8 with three electric motors, producing 920 CV, and becomes the first and only production supercar capable of hitting 10,000 rpm. The Temerario joins the V12 Revuelto and plug-in […]

Ready for its close up – our 1973 MGB Roadster

Our paint and body team work miracles… This 1973 MGB Roadster was transported back to our restoration workshops and resprayed, reassembled and loaded up for a photoshoot within a week. Mauro, one of our amazing paint and body technicians, polished the now all-blue bodywork before working alongside paint and body manager Chris to get the […]

New shock mounts on the 1975 MGB GT V8

Our fabricator Greg has been working on the rear axle of the 1975 MGB GT V8 project here at the Bridge Classic Cars HQ. Greg has had to cut off, grind down and replace the shock absorber mounts for the car. These have to be carefully cut and welded as to not cause any warping […]

Reftting the alternator on the 1987 Maserati BiTurbo

Our technician Jon has been working on the 1987 Maserati BiTurbo as and when parts arrive on the car. The team have been moving forward to the first fireup of the newly built engine, but in order to do that Jon had a few jobs he needed to sort out first. ”Refit alternator and adjust […]

Progressing with the 1969 Audi 70L project

The 1969 Audi 70L project has been moving along with our restoration technician Dave now working on the smaller, more detailed jobs on the ultra-rare German saloon car. Recently Dave has got the spare wheel fitted into the car and its brace and rubber mounts. Whilst fabricating these, Dave also made up new bolts and […]

Final Land Rover Defender Heritage Edition Goes To Auction

The final Land Rover Defender Heritage Edition is currently up for auction with Collecting Cars. It is also the fourth-to-last Defender of any kind to leave the production line. Built on 29th January 2016, the final day of Defender production, this Grasmere Green Defender 90 has covered just 4,597 miles since new. It remains in […]

A Race Car From 1924

Back in the 1920s, a British car company called Star of Wolverhampton made cars that were perfect for racing. These cars competed in some of the world’s earliest big races! One of these cars was raced by one of the most famous racers of all time, Sir Malcolm Campbell. Sir Campbell would later set land […]

Weekly Workshop Gallery – 19th December 2025

This Friday, marks the end of the year for our classic car workshops team. So, ahead of the big end of year clean up I managed to run around and get some photos of the workshops and their projects before everything gets put away for the team return early in 2026. For those interested in […]

New Bodyshell for the 1975 MGB GT V8

The Bridge Classic Cars team have taken delivery of a new bodyshell for the 1975 MGB GT V8 project. Some may remember that a little while we took delivery of a body shell for this restoration project, but upon closer inspection by our paint and body team they found several issues which were reported to […]

New Arrival – 1956 Land Rover Series 1

Late last week, the Bridge Classic Cars welcomed a new arrival to our classic car workshop – this 1956 Land Rover Series 1. The classic Land Rover has come in for the team to get the car recommisioned after being off the road for over 15 years. The team will begin their work soon and […]

Last Ever Internal Combustion Jaguar

On 19th December 2025, the last ever internal combustion Jaguar rolled off the production line at the brand’s Solihull factory. Not only was this the final internal combustion Jaguar, but it was also the final ever F-PACE. This one car brought to an end a successful model and Jaguar’s 90-year history with petrol and diesel […]

MG Acheives 300,000 Annual Sales in Europe and the UK for the First Time

MG sold 300,000 vehicles across the UK and Europe in 2025. That is an almost 30% increase compared to 2024’s 233,000 sales, and things seem to look positive for the brand as demand continues to grow for its range of petrol, hybrid, and electric vehicles. Much of this increase in sales has come from the […]

121-Year-Old Riley Motorcycle Stolen from Barn in Suffolk

A 1904 Riley motorcycle, believed to be the only one in existence, has been stolen from a secured barn in Ousden, Suffolk. The bike, which is owned by Robert Fellowes, the great-grandson of Percy Riley (the man who created the bike), was taken overnight between Monday evening (15th December 2025) and early Tuesday morning (16th December […]

Meet NASA’s Newest Astronauts

NASA has just introduced 10 brand-new astronauts who might one day visit the Moon or even walk on Mars! These astronauts were chosen from more than 8,000 people who all dreamed of working in space. After lots of tests and interviews, NASA picked six women and four men who are scientists, engineers, and test pilots. […]

Getting Prepared – The 1991 Jaguar XJS Gets Ready For Some Big Changes

The Bridge Classic Cars paint and body team have been getting everything in line for the respray of the 1991 Jaguar XJS at the beginning of 2026. As part of this, the team have had the front and rear screens from the car removed and put into storage not only because it allows the team […]

OMODA UK sponsors the UK Premiere of the release of Avatar: Fire and Ash

OMODA UK, the UK’s fast-growing car brand, helped celebrate the UK premiere of Avatar: Fire and Ash. The premiere took place on 11th December 2025 at the BFI IMAX, one of the biggest cinemas in the UK! Some of the film’s stars and filmmakers showed up to walk the blue carpet. Normally, this would be […]

Talking Classics With Simon Lane From Encor Design

I recently wrote an article about the Encor Series 1, a carbon-fibre reimagining of the Lotus Esprit. Following lots of interaction on the Bridge Classic Cars social media about the car, I wanted to find out more, so I was lucky enough to have a conversation with Simon Lane, the Co-Founder and Commercial Director of […]