Held at Messums Wiltshire, a monastic barn-cum gallery space, from 5–29 May, Art in Motion – Knowledge and Design will see seven post-War European automotive icons, including the AC Cobra 289, Lamborghini Miura, Ferrari 288 GTO, and McLaren F1, assembled in this remarkable setting.
This week, at Birmingham’s Commercial Vehicle Show, Citroën debuted two very patriotic vans: their classic Type H and the newer Jumpy. In celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Type H, and inspired by sporting brand Le Coq Sportif using a Type H as a promotional vehicle at cycling events in the past, the two French companies decided to work together to customise both the interior and exterior of the traditional transporter and its successor.
