At Fiskens, they believe that buying and selling cars should be fun. Their passion for the entire process – as well as for owning and driving the cars – is rivalled only by that of their clientele. This shared passion is why so many return to them time and time again, evolving from valued clients into lifelong friends.

Their renowned showrooms in Queen’s Gate Place Mews occupy a distinguished position in the heart of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, surrounded by many of London’s most celebrated landmarks, and a rich lineage of motoring history. Some of the most lauded figures in their industry have traded from local mews premises and they are proud to continue that fine tradition.

Fiskens has built its reputation upon three immutable pillars: expertise, integrity, and discretion. Their clients want the best of the best, and they take immense pride in their meticulous research ensuring they present only the most significant examples of the greatest vintage, classic, modern, and competition models.
Decades of experience and a network of unrivalled contacts enable them to alleviate the stress and hassle of both acquisition and sale. They are proud of the enduring relationships they have cultivated with many of the world’s most discerning collectors. Whether through high profile presentations on international stages or discreet off-market sales, connoisseurs trust Fiskens – where the world’s greatest cars come to be sold.

Gregor Fisken
Founder

After a childhood immersed in vintage automobiles, it was hard to imagine Gregor working at anything other than the pinnacle of Britain’s historic car market. While those formative years on the back seat of his parents’ Bentley undoubtedly sparked a passion within, it was the tutelage of respected restorer Bunty Scott-Moncrieff that offered Gregor an opportunity to one day make his own mark on the industry. His extensive knowledge continued to accumulate while working for an esteemed London auction house, an experience that would not only establish his reputation as an internationally respected authority, but also pave the way for the opening of Fiskens’ famous central London premises in Queens Gate Place Mews. Down the years, its Victorian cobbled streets have been home to some of the greatest historic racing cars of the twentieth century, many of which Gregor has campaigned across the world in keeping with his steadfast belief that thoroughbreds intended for competition should not be consigned to a museum. Gregor has contested the Le Mans 24 Hours across all four classes, including as a works driver for Courage in their LMP1 C70 prototype, and with a factory backed, Larbre-run Aston Martin DBR9 in the road-based GT1 category. Internationally respected and highly regarded, Gregor continues to build the market-leading reputation of Fiskens. Meet the team
Relationships

Working alongside the most respected authorities in every facet of the classic car world is one of the most rewarding aspects of their work at Fiskens. Each car that arrives in the Mews carries with it a unique story. They relish the opportunity to research their provenance, highlight their evocative human stories, and to unearth long forgotten details and photographs.
They have built strong relationships with the world’s most respected marque historians and archives, enabling them to distinguish the outstanding from the ordinary and ensuring complete transparency when they present consignments to market. Among the distinguished scholars with whom they collaborate are Clare Hay on Bentley, Simon Moore on Alfa Romeo, Adolfo Orsi on Maserati, Keith Bluemel on Ferrari, and David Sewell on Bugatti.
The digital era affords them an unparalleled ability to communicate the key touchpoints of what makes each consignment peerless. They work with the very best photographers, videographers, and graphic designers, carefully orchestrating the individual presentation of each car. They also scour the significant photo libraries tracking down vital period images – often unearthing pictures that have never been seen before and adding further depth to the car’s historical record.
Their continually updated and long-amassed database is the first to hear about any new arrivals to the Mews, thanks to bespoke email launches for each car and targeted social media campaigns. They also have close, longstanding relationships with print and online media outlets, and their distinctive marketing is a mainstay of the most popular titles and influential publications.
The Fiskens team and their latest consignments are regulars at the world’s most prestigious concours, tours, and historic race meetings, which means that their logistics specialists work closely with the best international transport companies. Well versed in the ever-evolving regulations, the team are on hand to answer any questions, offer advice and ensure that the delicate transport of these historic cars is as secure, seamless, and simple as possible. With a calendar in which scarcely a weekend remains free, their clients trust Fiskens to oversee the safe delivery of their cars to the most prestigious events.

These decades-honed relationships provide a rock-solid foundation for the comprehensive service that they provide, permeating every aspect of owning and maintaining historic cars which includes identifying the best and most trusted restorers for each marque and era. A restoration can be a major undertaking and a crucial chapter in any car’s story, so they partner with craftspeople who employ a sympathetic approach to retaining the irreplicable history and integrity of each car.
At Fiskens, their mission transcends sales. It is about knowing how best to use and enjoy these extraordinary machines, and ensuring that their legacy endures for generations to come.
Fiskens And Motorsport

Their passion for motoring ensures that this is not a ‘nine to five, Monday to Friday’ job. One will regularly see members of the Fiskens team immersed in all manner of driving events, whether it is a night-time rally through central London, sliding around at The ICE in St Moritz, or claiming laurels and trophies at Goodwood.
Given the remarkable number of rare and historically important competition cars that have passed through the Mews, it is scarcely surprising that motor racing lies at the very heart of their identity, pumping petrol through their veins. This wealth of experience on track around the world means that they are perfectly placed to advise clients both on cars and events from Goodwood Revival, Le Mans Classic, Mille Miglia and more.

They have long embodied the industry mantra ‘Race on Sunday, Sell on Monday’, and that begins with Gregor himself. In modern racing he holds the distinction of having contested the Le Mans 24 Hours in four different classes, from being a works driver for Courage in its C70 LMP1 prototype, to taking the wheel of a Larbre-run Aston Martin that they later sold in the production-based GT1 category.
In historic motor racing Gregor has been entrusted with some of the most iconic cars of all time – a Maserati 250F, Ferrari GT0 and McLaren F1 GTR to name a few – and has been victorious at events such as Goodwood Revival, Tour Auto and Grand Prix de Monaco Historique.
Christoff is an experienced competitor too, and can regularly be seen hustling a Bentley at Le Mans Classic, drifting a Jaguar E-type around Mugello, or finishing on the podium at Goodwood in a 1920s Vauxhall. In fact, every member of the Fiskens team has a deep and personal connection to motorsport, granting them not only a profound appreciation for the discipline but also an insight into the constantly evolving scene. From guidance on eligibility to introductions to leading race-preparers, event organisers and driver coaches, they are alongside their clients — on the grid and off — as they follow their motorsport dreams.
Getting Started

Whether one is considering a very first classic car or looking to evolve an existing collection, the knowledgeable Fiskens team is there to provide guidance. Starting a journey into the world of classic cars can feel both exhilarating and overwhelming; there is over a century’s worth of history to explore, an ever-expanding community, and a burgeoning events calendar. This unique cross-section of passion, heritage, and investment rewards those who approach it with curiosity and care.

For newcomers the first step is often defining what draws them to classic cars. Whether they grew up admiring the great coachbuilders and legendary racing drivers or watching The Italian Job, Top Gear or #carspotting on TikTok, classic cars offer a chance to own something unrepeatable and experience something unforgettable. Understanding these motivations helps shape the right strategy – one that aligns heart with head.

From there, the team helps explore key considerations such as budget, collection goals, and how much grease a collector wishes to get on their hands. Some collectors dream of concours perfection, where every detail is restored to its original glory. Others are drawn to racing or touring, seeking cars that are as enjoyable to drive as they are to admire. Whatever the focus, the team helps plan a dynamic collection that reflects personality, lifestyle, and ambitions.

The team’s expertise extends beyond acquisition. They advise on sourcing, provenance verification, restoration partnerships, and long-term stewardship – ensuring that each car within a collection holds inherent value. Building a collection isn’t just about buying cars; it’s about curating a legacy of engineering, design, and passion that connects generations.
Starting a classic car journey is a milestone moment. With thoughtful guidance and a clear strategy, it becomes a rewarding adventure – one filled with discovery, craftsmanship, and the joy of bringing history to life. The Fiskens team helps collectors get behind their dream steering wheel and out on the road.
FISKENS, 14 QUEENS GATE PLACE MEWS, LONDON, SW7 5BQ
PHONE: +44 (0)20 7584 3503




















