Time to cosplay a Seventies Porsche development driver in the original ‘widowmaking’ 911 Turbo. 

The organiser of the legendary Mille Miglia is offering a second chance to accelerate through Italy in 2024.

The Sunset Tower Hotel in West Hollywood, California is offering guests the chance to cruise around in a pair of classic cars as part of their stay.

An old tannery outside of Cape Town has been repurposed to house this charming cafe with dozens of classics on show.

Away from the cameras Helen Stanley is fan of the weird and wonderful and her Favourite Detour took her on a 400-mile round trip to an abandoned theme park.

Take a lap of the most famous road race in the world with Odiel Mennink.

Filmmaker Lee Shulman documents life on the roads of America and Europe from the 1940s to the 1970s in this beautifully curated book of colour slides.

This North London landmark has been reinvented as a destination for lovers of fine food, fine wine – and the finest classic cars of course.

Bohemian-hearted glamping in Norfolk offers Charlotte Vowden a break on another adventure with Frisky, her old MGA.

Kersey Mill welcomes classic car enthusiasts with hearty breakfasts and bumper burgers, says Charlotte Vowden.

A road trip around Cuba is a journey back in time, where 1950s Yank tanks still own the roads. Let Charlotte Vowden be your guide on this 600-mile drive around the island.

Duke of London is much more than just a fancy car dealership. It’s a hub for enthusiasts that’s become a huge part of its Brentford, West London community.

For three years Detour has had the delight of driving this 1969 Giulia Super 1600. Together we took Detours to France, Switzerland and Italy, Wales, and North Yorkshire, to the Goodwood Members' Meeting and Revival.

It’s the darker, grimier underbelly of the Petersen – The Vault – that will make your visit most memorable.

On the site of a former Royal Air Force base is the future of motoring’s past.

A gallery of faded glory by photographer Tom Salt