A Theory Of Everything, Take Two
An incredibly elegant console racer gets real and invites you to get in and get going. Its name: Genesis X Gran Berlinetta Vision Gran...
Petersen Classics: 1939 Bugatti Shah
Powered by an advanced 3.3-liter twin-cam straight-eight engine, the Type 57 Bugatti was a fast, comfortable touring car. The 160-horsepower supercharged version, known as...
BRM Discover Britain’s First Formula One Car
In 1949, the original BRM body buck was handcrafted to help build Britain's first Formula One racing car - the Mark 1 P15 V16.As...
Epic Electric
Anticipation, excitement, relaxation. Epic Drive is what Mazda calls its road trip through Iceland with the MX-30 e-Skyactiv R-EV.
Rarely has the level of excitement...
Willment’s Cobra Coupe
By 1964, John Willment had become established as a successful race team owner. In addition to his large Ford dealership, he began racing Ford...
Ferrari F 50 – The Car Which Celebrated The 50th Anniversary Of Ferrari
The iconic Ferrari F40, the last road car which was finished under the reign of Enzo Ferrari, was the predecessor of the F50. This...
Limited Legends By Dirk Patschkowski
"Friend Of The Extremes" - that's how an editor described Dirk Patschkowski in an article in the magazine AUTOBILD. If you consider that on...
Take My SEAT, Please!
It’s not that we think people should be stealing more Ibizas. But last place in the statistics? Somehow that’s a bit disappointing!
Good statistics take...
The Bugatti EB112 On Its 30th Anniversary
On the day of Giorgetto Giugiaro’s 85th birthday, Bugatti celebrates one of the legendary designer’s most eminent and revered works of art, the Bugatti...
Icon: Ferrari 156 Sharknose
With the Ferrari 156 "Sharknose" - designed by new engineer Carlo Chiti - Ferrari joined the rear-engine revolution. The chassis was a tubular spaceframe...
Callaway Corvette: Sanctioned Madness
If you ticked a certain box in 1987, your brand-new car didn’t go straight to the dealer. It rolled off the line, got loaded...
Mans Interactions With The Machines They Love
I suspect that, like me, many of your readers still like to follow F1, but do so from the comfort of their armchairs in...
