MV Agusta

A massive barn find which consists of almost 280 classic cars is heading to auction after it was recently uncovered in the Netherlands. Hiding away for nearly 40 years in a church and two dusty warehouses is probably one of the world’s most eclectic assortments of cars ranging from Alfa Romeos, Mercurys, Jaguars, and Lancias to cars you’ve probably never

Italian bike maker, MV Agusta, has unveiled its Reparto Corse motorcycle art trio, comprising the Turismo Veloce, Dragster and F3. All are limited edition collectables. Reparto Corse means ‘racing department’ so these are hotted up versions of the standard tourer, naked and sports bikes, respectively. The F3 is essentially the top-flight sports machine from the company at present as the

MV Agusta’s top F3 model, the RR, has undergone a significant revamp this year, with changes to the motor, making it EU5 compliant, to the chassis for added rigidity, and to the electronics, debuting a new IMU platform being the major changes. Even small things have not been overlooked in the overall aim of making the bike easier to ride,

MV Agusta once again pays tribute to the legend that is Giacomo Agostini with a limited-edition series of the Superveloce, to be known as the Superveloce Ago. This is the third Ago series model by MV Agusta, the previous versions being the F4 Ago and F3 Ago. Agostini is the world champion of collecting world championship titles, having amassed 15