It's been almost a year since one exciting discovery was made in Greece. Remember the beach car prototype that was found in a scrap yar...

The Peel Viking Minisport, born on the Isle of Man's west coast in 1966, is one of the quirkier Mini derivatives. So you may not be sur...

I had a funny throwback yesterday evening, browsing through old magazines when I came across an article by Richard Oakes. The designer of u...

Hundreds of Minis and a hand ful of Mini derivatives made it to the shores of lake Hamanako in Japan, some 175 miles south-west of Tokyo,...

A year ago I told you about the Siva buggies built in The Netherlands ( see here ). I haven't been able to find out more about the loca...

With not one but two Status 365 project cars (both in signature cheddar yellow as they should be) sold recently on eBay there appears to be...

Despite its history and bucket loads of character, it seems that the one-off Deep Sanderson 105 is too much of a wacky racer to sell for ...

There is a great book about three-wheelers simply titled 'Three-wheelers', by Chris Rees and it describes a multitude of obscure 3-w...

With the end of the season approaching rapidly now, time to lock up your Mini derivative may have come. But don't forget that autumn day...

Another great Maya GT related message arrived here. This time from Scott Barrett of Brighton. Scott writes: "Hi Jeroen. Thought I'd...