The legendary Porsche sports car aces a test program on gravel, sand, and snow Porsche is preparing to unveil a remarkably bold evolution of its most iconic icon: the new 911 Dakar. Slated to step out of the shadows of traditional GT variants, this dedicated model represents the absolute outer … Read More
Porsche rounds out the 992 Turbo S specification with several compelling optional extras that sharpen an already sharp package. A sports chassis lowering—dropping the ride height by another 10 mm on top of PASM—adds a further degree of visual aggression and mechanical connection for those who want it. And new … Read More
Engineering excellence and supercar performance at its core The arrival of the Bentley Continental GT at the Geneva Motor Show in 2003 marked a decisive turning point for the historic Crewe marque. Conceived in the wake of the Volkswagen Group’s acquisition of Bentley, the Continental GT was designed to marry … Read More
A Legend Returns: The Fifth-Generation Toyota GR Supra Debuts in Detroit In July 2018, at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, a low-slung prototype wrapped in dizzying black, red, and white geometric camouflage surged up the Duke of Richmond’s hill climb. Stenciled boldly across its flank was a single code that … Read More
The eighth-generation Porsche 911 arrives with wider arches, digital cockpits, and 450 horsepower Few car designs carry the sheer historical gravity of the Porsche 911. When Zuffenhausen pulls the wraps off an entirely new generation, the sports car landscape pauses to take notes. Unveiled on the eve of the Los … Read More
Classic cars have quietly established themselves as one of the most resilient alternative investment assets over the past decade, outpacing fine art, vintage wine, and rare watches. Yet collecting older metal has moved well past private clubrooms and high-stakes auction houses. Enthusiasts and astute buyers are spotting potential in more … Read More
The Modern Re-Creation of a Rally Legend Few competition cars hold as fierce a grip on rallying history as the wedge-shaped Lancia Stratos HF. During the mid-1970s, the stubby, mid-engine silhouette stood as an untouchable monument to World Rally Championship glory, winning three consecutive world titles and rewriting the rulebook … Read More
When nine uncompleted sports car chassis burned to ash at Browns Lane on the evening of February 12, 1957, Jaguar left a celebrated automotive narrative unfinished. The factory inferno destroyed roughly 270 cars in total, but among the wreckage lay nine chassis that Sir William Lyons had earmarked to complete … Read More
PoloStorico Restores Chassis 4846 for the 50th Anniversary When Automobili Lamborghini decided to mark the 50th anniversary of the legendary Miura, it chose not merely to display museum showpieces or stage ceremonial rallies. Instead, Sant’Agata Bolognese set out to prove the technical capabilities of its in-house heritage department, Lamborghini PoloStorico. … Read More
The BMW 3 Series occupies a unique position in Bavarian motoring lore. Ever since Paul Bracq penned its taut two-door silhouette in the mid-1970s, the compact executive saloon has stood as the definitive template for rear-wheel-drive athletic balance. It arrived in the summer of 1975 to fill the enormous shoes … Read More
A highly sought-after young classic: the Mercedes-Benz 500 E Anyone in the know will already be slavering at this model designation: launched in 1990, the Mercedes-Benz 500 E with its naturally aspirated V8 engine and subtly muscular body is the top-of-the-range model in the 124 model series—and has long been … Read More
When the Mercedes-Benz W123 made its showroom debut in January 1976, it stepped directly into the massive tire tracks left by the beloved Stroke/8 (W114/W115) series. Stuttgart’s intermediate executive saloons had long formed the industrial and emotional spine of Daimler-Benz, carrying business owners, suburban families, rural physicians, and taxi operators … Read More
On June 8, 1948, an unassuming open-top two-seater bearing chassis number 356-001 was granted its official general operating permit in Carinthia, Austria. That single regulatory stamp certified Ferdinand “Ferry” Porsche’s vision of a nimble, lightweight, rear-mid-engine sports car and established Porsche as an independent automotive manufacturer. Seven decades later, the … Read More
Sleeker, Faster and More Technologically-Advanced – New Ford Mustang Ford unveiled the new Ford Mustang for Europe, a model that arrives with a sharper, more athletic appearance thanks to sleek new styling. This iteration also boasts sophisticated engine and suspension upgrades, advanced driver assistance technologies, and enhanced customisation options for … Read More
Mercedes-AMG is bringing serious visual drama to the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show (IAA) with the introduction of the Mercedes-AMG G 63 and Mercedes-AMG G 65 Exclusive Edition. Positioned right at the apex of the storied Geländewagen family tree, these two off-road flagships take the unmistakable W463 silhouette and furnish it … Read More
Porsche unveils the most powerful 911 of all time. The fastest and most powerful road-approved 911 is ready for launch. The new Porsche 911 GT2 RS made its world premiere at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in the UK, which ran from June 30 to July 2, 2017 — and … Read More
