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Catch up with The Drivers Union Supercar club at the 2021 London Concours featuring Ferraris, Lamborghinis, McLarens and an extremely rare and special Toyota – the legendary 2000GT, we even get to speak to the owner Jane Weitzmann. Find The Drivers Union at https://thedriversunion.com/ #BCGLondonConcours #BCGEvents Thanks to Reza Adil for helping me film this!
Continue reading “2021 London Concours – Supercar Club”Do you reckon a Brown Jensen Interceptor suits the Brown Car Guy? I rather fancy it, especially as it has a 560bhp Chevy LS motor. Jensen International Automotive creates restomods, seen here at the 2021 London Concours. They also do classic Range Rovers with LS motors and uprated suspension. Durran Heslop explains what goes into these awesome machines – which would you have? #BCGLondonConcours #BCGEvents Thanks to Reza Adil for helping me film this!
Continue reading “2021 London Concours – Restomods”At the 2021 London Concours they celebrated ‘The 200mph Club’ – Supercars! There were two Bugattis, a Chiron and Veyron, a couple of Lamborghinis including an extraordinary Diablo GT with a roof-scoop, several Ferrari flagships from the fabled F40 right up to the current LaFerrari, and a Pagani Zonda tribute to Fangio. But the most stand-out special of all was a rare Lister LeMans Jaguar XJS – what a special thing. Pretty much one my stars of the show! #BCGLondonConcours #BCGEvents
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One of the brands highlighted at the 2021 London Concours is Lotus, including a special line up and a couple of extra cars featuring the in The Collector’s line up, which is Harry Metcalf this year – he’s got an Elan and an Esprit. I also look at the original Lotus 7, a rare Elite, the Elans, early Elise and a rare Lotus 7. Guess which is the one I wanted! #BCGLondonConcours #BCGEvents
Continue reading “2021 London Concours – Lotus Legends”The 2021 London Concours they celebrating both 60 years of the Jaguar E-Type, and one particularly example is the stuff of legends, plus British Icons on show include the lowest mileage classic Mini, super high mileage Range Rover special edition, Gordon Murray’s Light Car Company Rocket and the XJR15 built in association with Tom Walkinsaw Racing. #BCGLondonConcours #BCGEvents
Continue reading “2021 London Concours – British Icons”At the 2021 London Concours they’re calling this ‘Young Timers’ – we call them modern classics, and they include an incredible Koenig Specials Mercedes 560 widebody, a Brabus and AMG widebody 300CE, 190 EVO II, Audi Sport Ur-Quattro SWB, Audi RS2 and BMW Alpina B12. Awesome German metal! #BCGLondonConcours #BCGEvents
Continue reading “2021 London Concours – Modern Classics”Italian Berlinettas display at the 2021 London Concours at the Honourable Artillery Company (8-10 June), including Sir Stirling Moss and Harry Metcalfe Ferraris (1961 Ferrari 250GT SWB & Testarossa), 1961 Lancia Flaminia GT, 1971 De Tomaso Mangusta, 1968 Iso Grifo GL365, 1969 Maserati Ghibli, 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Speciale and the gorgeous 1966 Ferrari 275GTB 6/C. #BCGLondonConcours #BCGEvents
Continue reading “2021 London Concours – Classic Italian Exotics”While charging the 2021 Mini Electric – full review soon – I went live on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/shahzadsheikh/) and answered questions about the MINI Electric, charging and driving it, and EVs (electric vehicles) in general.
If you joined me you’ll be mentioned in this video. If you didn’t be sure to follow my main Instagram account so you’ll know next time I go live.
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Continue reading “InstaLive: 2021 Mini Electric Q&A”This is the second generation Suzuki Ignis introduced in 2017. It’s most recent update saw a facelift with a revised bumper and brighter grille and most importantly, a mild hybrid power unit. The Ignis slots between the Alto and Swift in the Suzuki range, but borrows a little SUV DNA from siblings Jimny and Vitara. As such, it has 180mm of ground clearance despite its tiny size, and of course is available with automatic all-wheel drive.
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