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Dedicated to the power and legacy of turbocharged cars from the 1970s through the early 2000s, we celebrate the raw performance, iconic designs, and unforgettable sound of boosted classics.

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FIRST LOOK At Cars In Our October Auction!Mathewsons Classic Cars LimitedThe first cars have started arriving for our Oc...
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FIRST LOOK At Cars In Our October Auction!
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The first cars have started arriving for our October auction, so it’s time for another First Look!

Paul and Charlie take a walk around the showrooms at our Pickering site to see what’s arrived so far ahead of the sale on 28th, 29th & 30th October 2026.

There’s already plenty of variety to look through, with Paul and Charlie picking out some of the cars that have caught their attention and sharing their thoughts as they make their way around the showroom.
And this is only the beginning, with plenty more vehicles still to arrive and the catalogue being updated regularly in the run-up to the auction.
Which car has caught your eye so far? Let us know in the comments.

OCTOBER AUCTION
28th, 29th & 30th October 2026
View the latest catalogue and register to bid:
mathewsons.co.uk/upcoming-auctions

Mathewsons are proudly partnered with Footman James for Classic Vehicle Insurance. Whether you’ve just bought a classic or your current policy is due for renewal, we recommend getting a quote from the team we trust with our own vehicles:
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This is the all-new Toyota RAV4!

Mat’s got his hands on this all-new, family-friendly SUV to see if it has what it takes to compete with class leaders like the Volkswagen Tiguan and Jaecoo 8. The RAV4 rolls up with a hefty price rise since the previous iteration, but is it worth it? Let’s take a closer look, starting with the design…

There’s no denying that the RAV4 looks pretty smart on the outside. We’ve got our hands on the mid-level iteration, and your attention is immediately drawn to the angular headlights and bonnet with creases that mimic the Land Cruiser. If you pick the GR version, you have a sportier front bumper than what we have here, but we think it looks more than good enough without upgrading. Along the side there are plastic surrounds on the wheel arches and along the sills, coupled with a load of creases along the length of the car. Around the back there are long taillights, a new RAV4 badge, and as with the front, GR editions come with a sportier bumper. All in all, it’s a good-looking car!

On the inside, there are several nods to the Land Cruiser, although you don’t have to look very far to find that many of the panels are covered in scratchy black plastic. Thankfully, though there are several saving graces, including a large infotainment screen that’s crisp and easy to use, and a whole load of storage throughout the cabin. There’s a digital dial screen which offers ok graphics, but the heads-up display is a nice touch. Ultimately it’s a fairly good cabin, but it doesn’t offer enough to notably stand out against the competition.

All editions of the RAV4 are plug-in hybrids. The car we’re reviewing here comes with the entry-level powertrain - a 2.5-litre petrol engine, coupled with an electric motor, which drives the front wheels to deliver 272hp. It comes with a battery that allows for up to 75 miles driving on electric power alone, and it accelerates to 60mph in 7.5 seconds. The range-topper is a 2.5-litre PHEV that powers all four wheels, and this delivers 309hp.

The RAV4 range starts from £44,195, rising all the way up to £52,045 for the GR Sport edition. But does it offer enough to lead you away from class leaders like the VW Tiguan? Let us know which you’d choose in the comments, then join Mat for this all-new in-depth review!

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Chapters
00:00 Toyota RAV4 Review & Overview
01:10 Toyota RAV4 Engine Options & Hybrid Specs
01:22 0-60mph Acceleration & Emergency Braking Test
02:17 Toyota RAV4 Exterior Design & Styling
03:15 Toyota RAV4 Interior Quality, Tech & Infotainment
05:26 5 Annoying Features & Design Flaws
06:33 Best Features & Hidden Details
08:00 Rear Seat Legroom & Passenger Comfort
09:46 Boot Capacity, Luggage Space & Practicality
11:30 City Driving & Daily Urban Performance
13:56 Highway Acceleration & Overtaking Power
15:08 Country Road Handling & Ride Quality
16:15 Toyota RAV4 Price, Trims & Value for Money
17:20 Verdict: Is the Toyota RAV4 Worth Buying?

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Paul’s Best Buys From Our September Auction!Mathewsons Classic Cars LimitedWhich cars looked like some of the best buys ...
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Paul’s Best Buys From Our September Auction!
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Which cars looked like some of the best buys from our September auction? 👀

With the sale complete, Paul heads back around the showrooms to pick out six cars that caught his attention after the hammer came down.

His choices include everything from a Ford Capri and Opel Manta to a Lancia Delta Integrale, Rolls-Royce 20/25, Toyota Supra and Ford Focus RS.

All six sold below their pre-sale estimates, but which one would you have taken home?

PAUL’S BEST BUYS
6:51 – 1985 Ford Capri Laser
Estimate: £12,000–£13,000
Sold: £9,250
5:37 – 2003 Ford Focus RS
Estimate: £18,000–£20,000
Sold: £14,000
4:54 – 1974 Opel Manta 1900
Estimate: £19,000–£20,000
Sold: £15,250
1:46 – 1989 Lancia Delta HF Integrale 4WD
Estimate: £30,000–£35,000
Sold: £27,000
3:03 – 1932 Rolls-Royce 20/25
Estimate: £19,000–£20,000
Sold: £15,500
0:29 – 1993 Toyota Supra Mk4 Turbo Auto
Estimate: £25,000–£27,500
Sold: £22,750

View our upcoming auctions and latest catalogues:
mathewsons.co.uk/upcoming-auctions

Mathewsons are proudly partnered with Footman James for Classic Vehicle Insurance. Whether you’ve just bought a classic or your current policy is due for renewal, we recommend getting a quote from the team we trust with our own vehicles:
https://bit.ly/mathewsons-footman-james


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It’s time for an incredible Porsche head-to-head!

We’ve got our hands on the all-new Porsche Cayenne Turbo, and it’s lining up against the all-new Porsche 911 Turbo S!

We all know by now that the 911 Turbo S rolls up with hybrid power, but the all-new Cayenne is 100% electric! But does this huge SUV have what it takes to bring down this incredible sports car? Let’s take a closer look at the stats…

Starting with the 911 Turbo S, it’s powered by a 3.6-litre twin-turbo flat-six hybrid, and it puts down 711hp and 800Nm. This power is sent to all four wheels, and it weighs in at 1,740kg.

Then we come to the Cayenne Turbo. It’s powered by two electric motors, and these combine to produce an incredible 1,156hp and 1,500Nm! It may be heavy, tipping the scales at 2,645kg, but it still launches like a rocket ship!

So will the instant acceleration of the electric Cayenne propel it to victory? Or will the significantly lighter 911 sn**ch the win? There’s only one way to find out for sure… LET’S RACE!

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These Cars SMASHED Their Auction Estimates!Mathewsons Classic Cars LimitedSome cars meet their estimates. Others go stra...
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Some cars meet their estimates. Others go straight past them! 🔨

Paul takes a look back at six of the standout results from our September auction that sold well above their pre-sale estimates.

From a Saab 900 Carlsson and Bentley Flying Spur to a Mazda MX-5, Austin Champ, Triumph Stag and Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit, these are some of the results that caught our attention once the hammer came down.

Which one surprised you the most?

FEATURED CARS
9:24 – 1991 Saab 900 16V Turbo Carlsson Edition
Estimate: £9,000–£11,000
Sold: £16,200
7:29 – 2008 Bentley Continental Flying Spur
Estimate: £10,000–£11,000
Sold: £17,250
5:25 – 2012 Mazda MX-5 Powershift
Estimate: £4,000–£5,000
Sold: £12,300
3:22 – 1955 Austin Champ
Estimate: £5,000–£6,000
Sold: £12,700
1:24 – 1978 Triumph Stag Auto
Estimate: £5,000–£6,000
Sold: £11,600
0:15 – 1988 Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit
Estimate: £9,500–£10,000
Sold: £16,100

View our upcoming auctions and latest catalogues:
mathewsons.co.uk/upcoming-auctions

Mathewsons are proudly partnered with Footman James for Classic Vehicle Insurance. Whether you've just bought a classic or your current policy is due for renewal, we recommend getting a quote from the team we trust with our own vehicles:

https://bit.ly/mathewsons-footman-james


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The Jaguar Type 01 has been unveiled!

It’s been almost two years since Jaguar showed the Type 00 concept car to the public, and it’s fair to say the production car looks remarkably similar to the concept!

Jaguar was aiming for a full reset with the Type 00 concept. The question is, does the production car help it achieve its goal? Let’s take a closer look…

The similarities to the Type 00 Concept are clear. For starters, it’s absolutely colossal! It has a huge bonnet, and the car measures 5.2 metres long. Along the front you’ll find thin headlights and DRLs, as well as a bumper that features active aero to help the Type 01 cool when required. The ‘grille’ includes the same lines as seen on the concept, along with Jaguar’s all-new logo. From the side, you’ll find 23-inch alloys that come as standard, four doors (unlike the two seen on the concept), and pop-out door handles. Around the back, the slat design continues across the entire rear end, with two full-length light bars built into them. There’s also a pop-up spoiler when the car hits high speed, and perhaps most notably, there’s no rear window!

On the inside, the interior of the Type 01 is incredibly minimalistic. There’s a large central spine that runs from the front to the rear (so it’s strictly a four-door), and there’s a small infotainment screen to manage the climate controls. There’s a large digital dial screen that’s touch-sensitive, and the steering wheel is modern and comes with buttons to control the dial screen. There’s a sound bar that runs along the length of the windscreen, with speakers built into the seat headrests.

A car of this size needs a lot of power, so it’s no surprise it comes equipped with three electric motors - one at the front and two at the rear. The three combine to produce 1,030hp and 1,365Nm, with a claimed 0-60 time of 4 seconds. That may seem slow for a car with so much power, but then again, it does weigh around 2.7 tonnes!

We don’t have an official price yet, but don’t be surprised to find it any cheaper than £120,000! So do you think it’s worth it? Let us know in the comments!

Chapters
00:00 Jaguar Type 00 First Impressions: Bold EV Redesign Reveal
01:57 Exterior Design & Concept Styling Breakdown
06:13 Electric Battery, Range & Fast Charging Specs
07:06 Futuristic Interior & Dashboard Tech Walkthrough
09:40 Rear Seat Comfort, Legroom & Passenger Experience
11:03 Boot Space, Trunk Capacity & Practicality
11:47 Performance, Horsepower and Weight
12:32 Ride Quality, Chassis & Suspension Tuning
13:41 The "Impossible Panel": Engineering Secret Explained
15:01 Final Verdict: Is the Type 01 A Success?

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