Cars

Customised down to the last stitch

Martini Racing livery for all?

In the name of art

1962 Toyota Publica Sports: The public's Popemobile

A Fairlady at a fair price

An opera for classic cars

The announcement comes shortly after the news that the company bought a 543-strong collection of Jaguars from a private individual – and now many of these machines will be given a shakedown by the public at Jaguar's 200-acre Fen End test facility. “This is the first experiential offering from our new division and is the first time in Jaguar’s history that we have made a collection of vehicles of this calibre available for ‘arrive and drive’ experiences,” says John Edwards of Jaguar Special Operations.

Dreaming of a Drophead...

The Australian artist actually uses the Ghost as a mobile locker room, quickly changing outfits between songs. “It was so glamorous and sexy,” says the pint-sized pop princess, “and trust me, my quick changes are not normally in such a glamorous location!” Good job you weren’t sent a Phantom Drophead Coupé, Kylie.