$70 million in a blink: single buyer snaps up Mansour Ojjeh’s 20 car McLaren collection

In one of the most remarkable sales in automotive history, Mansour Ojjeh’s 20 car McLaren collection, valued at over $70 million, has been sold in a single deal to one undisclosed buyer. The transaction, managed by Tom Hartley Jnr, preserves a unique piece of McLaren heritage.

Jaguar’s 97 Percent Sales Plunge Isn’t the Full Story—but the Rebrand Fallout Is Hard to Ignore

Jaguar’s European sales dropped 97.5 percent in April 2025—but the numbers reflect more than just market rejection. A production halt, product gap, and controversial rebranding strategy all converge in a high-stakes reset for the iconic British brand.

Will Mansour Ojjeh’s McLaren F1 Break All-Time Sales Records?

A rare 20-car McLaren collection owned by the late Mansour Ojjeh is up for private sale, headlined by an ultra-low-mileage McLaren F1. Could this be the most valuable F1 ever sold?

Caterham 310 Encore: A Final Salute to Ford Sigma Engine With Lotus Seven Philosophy

The Caterham Seven 310 Encore marks the retirement of the Ford Sigma engine in a lightweight, 25-unit homage to its Lotus Seven origins. With motorsport upgrades and pure analog charm, it’s a mechanical tribute that refuses to go quietly.

What If Jaguar Had Gone All-In? ECD Builds the E-Type They Never Did

ECD Automotive’s Jaguar E-Type GTO restomod reimagines the iconic GT with V12 power, modern amenities, and hand-built craftsmanship—without losing the essence of the original.

2026 Lotus Emira V6 SE and Turbo: A Lighter, Smarter, Sharper British Coupe

Lotus refreshes the Emira for 2026 with new trims, smarter ADAS tech, chassis improvements, and sharper pricing. From the punchy V6 SE to the AMG-sourced Turbo, the Emira lineup is leaner, lighter, and more precise—without ditching its analogue soul.

Why BMW's Successful EV Strategy May Threaten Jaguar's EV-Exclusive Plans

BMW’s balanced EV strategy is thriving in 2025, while Jaguar’s EV-only gamble raises tough questions amid global uncertainty and rising Chinese competition.

McLaren 750S Le Mans Edition: A Tribute Too Rare for Even the Rich

To mark 30 years since its historic Le Mans win, McLaren introduces the 750S Le Mans Edition — a rare, meticulously detailed tribute limited to just 50 cars worldwide.