Thousands of people have been re-living the golden age of motor racing at the Goodwood Revival in West Sussex.
One of the many highlights was the chance to see £10m worth of cars being auctioned - among them several belonging to TV presenter Chris Evans.
Richard Jones reports:
Motorists in Oxford have found a way of getting their cars off the streets. Hundreds of people in the city are renting out their drives for parking. The residents are able to charge thousands of pounds a year. Oxford is the fifth most expensive city for parking in the country.
A rare Ferrari has gone under the hammer for a record breaking £10.7 million at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in West Sussex.
The 375-Plus model, fitted with a 4.9 litre V12 engine, broke the world record auction price for the manufacturer's luxury cars.
The racing car, which was Ferrari's ultimate weapon to win the 1954 Sports Car Championship, was also the third highest price paid for any car sold at Bonhams auction house.
The sports car was entrusted to only be driven by the most skilled racing drivers and these included Argentinian Jose Froilan Gonzalez and the renowned Italian road racer Umberto Maglioli.
For the first time in 50 years, Sir Malcolm Campbell's iconic vehicle in which he set two world speed records, has revved her engine!
The Blue Bird was fired up at Beaulieu in the New Forest having undergone a complete rebuild.
A new scheme in East Sussex is hoping to cut down the amount of time drivers are disrupted by roadworks. The council is planning to introduce a permit scheme to limit time spent digging up the road.
With darker evenings and temperatures falling we're being urged to make sure our cars are ready for winter. The latest research says almost half of drivers in the region don't check their vehicles ahead of the winter months.
A third of us don't take any emergency items with us - and half don't carry de-icer in the car.
A museum in Surrey is hosting a range of assorted military vehicles as part of its celebrations for its 11th annual Military Vehicles Day.
The event has expanded this year to include re-enactment groups to represent some of the periods of the visiting vehicles.
The Royal Union Rifles will be representing the British Army of the Rhine, Infantry Battalion during the Cold War years of 1982 – 1989.
Sir Winston Churchill will also be in attendance, courtesy of Stan (Winstan) Streather.
The event will take place on Sunday 17th November alongside exhibitors and organisations including Help for Heroes and Scotties Little Soldiers- two charities which support those affected by conflict.
The driverless pods that could actually become a reality.
The government have launched funds for automotive companies to develop more energy efficient cars.
The £75 million fund will enable businesses to make and test new low carbon technologies.
The announcement was made by Vince Cable today.
He also announced a £1.5 million project that will test driverless cars.
The 'pods' will be able to carry two people and will run on designated pathways in Milton Keynes city centre.
It is planned in 2015 that 20 pods will be driver-operated and will run on lanes separated from pedestrians.
By 2017, 100 pods will use sensors to avoid obstacles and will run alongside pedestrians.