British sports cars

The Pick of the Day is a 1976 Triumph TR6, a rare low-mileage survivor in original condition that looks good and, according to the seller, runs great

Sixty years after Berkeley Sports Cars shuttered its factory, the little company is back with an innovative new roadster and coupe.

These cars are pretty much guaranteed to cost a fortune in repairs and maintenance, but we want them anyway.

50's Triumph TR3A: Swooping fenders, low slung, reasonable power and handling with 1930's technology. MG MGA: The 56 to 62 MGA is a classic looking car, with swooping fenders and a long hood ('bonnet' if you prefer). High export percentages mean that they're not very rare in the US. Austin-Healey 100/4. Another beauty. The Austin 3000 is more sought after I think, and the prices of those in good condition reflect that ($80+k in the US) The 100/4 is not as powerful or smooth as the 3000, but…

This absolutely beautiful Triple Carb Austin Healey checks ALL the boxes!! This beautiful Austin Healey 3000 was bought by a gentleman when he was 16,he is now 72! His wife and himself took their first date in this car when they were 16,they are still married. The owner made a lifetime career at Ford Motor...

1956 Austin-Healey 100-4 BN2 Presenting this recently discovered 1956 Austin-Healey 100-4 BN2 Convertible Sports featured with matching numbers. Equipped with a four-speed manual transmission with overdrive, inline-four engine, Birmingham SU dual carburetors, single exhaust outlet, floor-mounted shifter, Smiths instruments, forward-folding front bucket seats, black convertible soft top, Tonneau cover, boot cover, three-spoke steering wheel, rear...

Whether you are looking at buying your dream car or selling a classic or collector car, Hemmings has thousands of premium classics for sale in our online Inventory. American classic cars, muscle...

Sharing its name with a Bristol biplane from the 1920s, the new Bullet is a nod to the past wrapped in sexy carbon fiber.

See how good your memory is and take our quiz as we take a trip down memory lane and revisit some great British cars.

1963 racing prototype was the first to crack the 300 km/h barrier on the Mulsanne Straight at Le Mans

The Pick of the Day is a beautifully restored 1955 Jaguar XK140, the second generation of the British automaker's post-war XK sports cars

According to the Morgan Motor Company, the 4/4 is the longest running production vehicle in the world and has built up iconic status during that time. It’s still being built today. Famous the world over for its unique blend of craft, heritage and pure driving experience, Morgan has been manufacturing quintessentially British vehicles in Malvern, UK, for more than 110 years. Morgan 4/4 is an automobile which has been produced by the #Morgan Motor Company since 1936. It was Morgan’s first car…

To celebrate the birth of its most iconic sports car, Jaguar is making six roadsters and six coupes to be delivered as a pair in March 2021.

A locking diff, fog lights, spare wheels, raised ride, underbody protection and much more…

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A Washington car collector named Ralph found a lot of five Daimler SP250s at an estate sale, and now those cars—which had been stored on shelves in a warehouse for quite some time—are for sale on Craigslist.

AC 3000 ME

This 1964 Austin-Healey 3000 Mk IIIis a fabolous roadster in green! The Healey was fully restored in 2018 after being imported from the States. It's a matching numbers example ready to be enjoyed.

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