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  Lord Mountbatten’s Rolls for sale 14 Mar 2016 (News)
  the Silver Ghost in the South of France. He returned home with the motor car, removed the French number plates, and made an incredible discovery – a London registration that traced the Silver Ghost back to Lord Mountbatten’s ownership. Captain Symmons restored the Rolls-Royce, which
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  Mercedes-Benz Model K goes under the hammer 4 Mar 2016 (News)
  .’ Saoutchik was a coachbuilder deluxe, founded in France in 1906. The company was renowned throughout the 1920s and 1930s for its extravagant and high quality designs, as demonstrated with the vibrant green coachwork featured on the Model K offered. Bonhams Mercedes-Benz Sale will take place
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  Italian classics take the top spots at Bonhams Quail Lodge sale 19 Aug 2015 (News)
  ClassicCarPrice.com show . Top achiever of the sale was the alloy-bodied Ferrari 250GT competition car that claimed third place in the 1959 Tour de France. The fifth of seven ‘interim’ long wheelbase Berlinettas with short wheelbase style coachwork, this Ferrari had an illustrious
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  Whiplash claims waste ‘close to a million’ hours of GPs time each year 13 Feb 2015 (News)
  on to a whiplash claim (78 per cent), versus 35 per cent in the Netherlands and 30 per cent in France. In order to reduce the number of fraudulent claims the UK Government is introducing a medical reporting panel called MedCo. From 1 April, anyone who wants to submit a whiplash compensation claim will have
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  Bonhams Auctions sells Ferrari 250 GTO for record-breaking £22.8 million at auction 15 Aug 2014 (News)
  (£19,601,500) and Rolls-Royce (£4,700,000). Chassis 3851GT was previously owned by French racing driver Jo Schlesser who drove the 250 GTO to second place in the 1962 Tour de France. The car was raced throughout 1962, but required a complete factory rebuild after French ski champion Henri Oreiller
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  Peugeot Updates its Website 21 Feb 2008 (News)
  identify the exact Peugeot to match their requirements, including its class-leading diesel range.” The website was created on a bespoke Content Management System (CMS) built by Cap Gemini in France. To view, co to www.peugeot.co.uk
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  RoadRunner Charity Rally for £500 Bangers 4 Apr 2012 (News)
  , best places to stay and best things to do along the five day, 1,500mile route across Europe. ‘The Riviera Run’ will see participants starting in France near the ferry port of Calais, travelling through the Swiss Alps, past the Italian lakes and then onto the final leg to Cannes
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  French government blamed for failed FCA-Renault merger 6 Jun 2019 (News)
  and Toyota - but FCA has now said it would not be possible, pointing the blame at the French government. "It has become clear that the political conditions in France do not currently exist for such a combination to proceed successfully," FCA said in a statement. The French government holds
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  First MoT could be extended to four years 23 Jan 2017 (News)
  annually. The  four year MoT testing standard for new cars is already in place in Northern Ireland and many other European countries, including France, Ireland, Italy and Spain.  MoT testing
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  Report: Peking to Paris, day 30 27 Jun 2013 (News)
  … it’s been hard work all round. Just because everyone senses Paris doesn’t mean to say the route has to turn into a cruise, and the Swiss Historic Racing Club are here tonight, they have worked with Kim Bannister on our final sting in the tail before France. It’s not over, certainly
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  1959 Cadillac DeVille For Sale in USA 25 May 2012 (News)
  driven just 20 miles since the engine transsmision been proffesional rebuild . The car is located in Billings-Montana-USA . Asking price 75,000 euros. Vendor: Jawad BOULOS, 93 bd Edouard Herriot, 06200 Nice, France. tel +33-6-10-14-55-75, email
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  Rubbish Powered Scrap Bus Reaches Asia 17 Oct 2009 (News)
  leaving London on the 19th of September, the bus has covered 5000km through France, Switzerland, Italy, Croatia, the Balkans and Greece to reach Turkey. In that time Pag has collected over 500 litres of chip fat and biodiesel made from used cooking oil to put in his tank. After rest and repairs
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  Plans to introduce cleaner fuel could damage more than a million classic cars 4 Mar 2020 (News)
  the norm we want to take advantage of reduced CO2 emissions today.’ Currently, E5 unleaded petrol contains up to 5% bioethanol. E10, which contains 10% bioethanol, is already on sale in Germany, France, Belgium and Finland. If given the green light, the move has the potential to reduce
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  British classics shine at London show 22 Feb 2016 (News)
  winning Lotus 49 Grand Prix car – narrowly beat an Italian team full of Ferraris, Maseratis, and Lamborghinis. American muscle cars helped the USA in to third place ahead of Germany, France and Japan. Prizes to the top three nations were presented by Jodie Kidd on Sunday afternoon. The second
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  Vauxhall honours Great War 7 Nov 2014 (News)
  closely with the British Army to mobilise key personnel. King George V was transported to Vimy Ridge in northern France in a Vauxhall, and the Staff Car was also the first vehicle to cross the Rhine following the Armistice in 1918. The car in the accompanying shots is one of just two D-Type Staff
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  Driver Clocked on M25 at 149mph 27 May 2014 (News)
  on autobahns and elsewhere. And in France, a speed of 30kmh over the posted limit earns the driver a 28 day ban, effective immediately. If there is no other driver in the car legally capable of taking over, the driver has to call someone to drive the car home. More
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  New car sales jump 13.4 per cent in June 4 Jul 2013 (News)
  , with the likes of France and Germany witnessing a fall of 100,000 registrations since the start of the year. The SMMT believes that the UK’s impressive performance is largely attributed to its improving jobs sector. The growing housing market has also been recognised as a factor
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  Rare Bentley 'Embiricos' returns to Crewe 16 Aug 2012 (News)
  more streamlined styles for future production models. In 1939 Bentley designer Ivan Evernden worked with Paulin on a sleek Mark V prototype called Corniche. Unfortunately it was in France when WWII broke out and was destroyed during a bombing raid on Dieppe while awaiting shipment to Britain. Post-war
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  Drive Caterhams at Autosport Show 26 Nov 2009 (News)
  makes us all petrol heads in the first place. We expect the stand to be as busy as ever and we look forward to showing off Caterham's unique attraction." Autosport International Director Ian France added: "Autosport International isn't just about the drivers and machines, but also about
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  1920 Rolls 20HP Goshawk in Barons Auction 6 Mar 2008 (News)
  design centre in Le Canadel, France. Royce also used the car personally at home in the UK, returning it to Derby for modifications as the 20hp model was developed further. In 1925 a replacement engine was fitted and 4 G 11 sold into private ownership. At that time, the original coachwork