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Classic Politics – By Rt Hon. Sir Greg Knight MP

New rules and regulations affecting the use of historic vehicles are usually introduced by a government in one of two ways; by accident or design. Of these, the biggest threat by far is the accidental route. Civil servants seeking to deal with a particular difficulty often only focus on the narrow issue that is perceived to be the problem and not always fully on the wider consequences of what is proposed…

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What Does the Future Hold for the Classic Car Industry?

Keep Calm and Carry On: a war time phrase that has often been referred to in times like these. Easy to quote but not so easy to implement. As a member of the classic car fraternity, I am often referred to as a ‘silver top’ with my silver locks blowing in the wind as I enjoy my 1960 TR3A or XK120. Age and experience make the classic car owner and user a ‘wise owl’ in times of crisis. However, these are unprecedented times…

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Retromobile 2020

I have had the pleasure of attending Retromobile several times, however last year was my first-time representing Cambridge & Counties Bank. To return this year with over twelve months of funding classic, racing and vintage cars under our belt was rewarding.  We had turned a business plan concept into a useful finance solution enjoyed by so many customers throughout 2019…

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Car Events of 2020

Whether you’re a classic car enthusiast, owner, expert, or collector. It’s fair to say that nothing is quite as exciting as attending a car event and being surrounded by like-minded people and engineering masterpieces. If you’re struggling to decide on which event to attend this year, we’ve put together a list of our favourites.

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Our Top Cars of 2019

January, a time for resolutions, reflection and reminiscing about the wonderful cars that we helped finance in 2019. These are cars that have had us in awe, ones that have got us excited and reminded us why this is our passion.

Here is our top 10