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Image source: Garage Deluxe Collectors are no longer content with merely acquiring distinguished cars. Increasingly, they are commissioning bespoke spaces - luxury garages, car galleries, even homes, designed to elevate their collections into art forms, in the same manner one might display rare paintings or sculpture. As highlighted in The Guardian, “We view cars as works of art” has become a prevailing attitude among high-end collectors, and it’s driving a dramatic shift in how private collections are housed and displayed. At Limited100, our role is to provide the automotive art that complements these architectural ambitions - work that speaks to both...

To celebrate the opening of its showroom, Kensington-based Heritage Classic has chosen to work with Limited100 who have supplied exclusive automotive art from their resident leading automotive photographers; Paul Ward, Tim Wallace and Niall Julian. Nottingham-based Simon Wright, Founder of Limited100 added: “Being appointed to supply some of our most in-demand automotive photography, to one of the UK’s leading new classic car dealerships, has been a privilege. At our Nottingham headquarters we’ve historically produced our limited-edition art in print-only, framed, natural wood canvas and aluminium composite styles. For this project, we created an extra-large acrylic glass format to produce eight seamless fine art pigment...

Pictured: 'Ford Hot Rod in the Death Valley' by Tim Wallace TL;DR: Car culture in America began as a symbol of freedom and rebellion and continues to serve as a personal expression of identity. The muscle car era in the 1960s was a defining moment in American automotive history, creating a lasting impact on the relationship between Americans and their vehicles. Technological advancements - from smart cars to electric vehicles - have altered how we interact with our cars, but the emotional connection remains as strong as ever. As we look to the future, electric muscle cars, autonomous driving, and new forms...

Limited100, the premier destination for limited edition automotive wall art, proudly announces the launch of its new U.S. website.

Nick has just been awarded the Grand Prize at the 2025 International Auto Film Festa in Tokyo, Japan, for his short film Memory Lane.