The Iceland Miura
On February 7, 1968 US Air Force Major Robert W. Border of the 57th Fighter Interceptor Squadron in Keflavik, Iceland sent a letter to...
Blue Wonder
As a teenager, Alois Ruf sees an early predecessor of the Porsche 911 on the autobahn, which ultimately ignites a lifelong passion. And what...
The Streets Dark With Something More Than Night
Production of the McLaren 720S, first unveiled in 2017, has come to an end. So this story about a 720S Spider might just as...
Gentleman Driver
For the 18th Earl of Pembroke, a love affair with cars comes second to the demands of running one of the UK’s finest country...
Italian Design Icons – Bizzarrini 5300 GT Strada
The Bizzarrini 5300 GT Strada - the red beauty with the very unique outside shape is one of my favorites. The design of the...
Too Cool To Handle
"Coolness" - on the one hand today a fashion word devoid of content, on the other a self-confidently lived, late-modern individual attitude and behavioral...
Porsche RS: The Fascinating Duck Tail Story
Hardly any other abbreviation fascinates as much as Porsche's RS. Every model series has been crowned with it. Here is the story. Its age...
Weekend Heroes: 4rd Running Pomona Fairgrounds
Beautiful and sunny weather at Pomona! This is Harry Jones who was doing a good job of driving in Stan Sugarman’s Mercedes 300SL.
1957...
Burn! Countach!
Our author was given the chance to drive a Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4, the only one of just 112 units in the color Arancio...
A Stable, Strong Market – At Least For The Best Cars
We thought Amelia’s auctions this year would be big, and they were. Final numbers are still being tallied and, assuredly, auction companies are feverishly working...
Open Wheel Joy
The 1950’s is oft quoted as being one of the great eras of motor racing. From a driver exhilaration point of view this is...
The Most Celebrated Car Ever Made
Sixty-one years ago Ferrari delivered what is arguably still one of the most celebrated Prancing Horses of all time: the 250 GTO
The "Anteater"'s legacy...
