Bentley Motorsport’s four Continental GT3s will sport special liveries to celebrate Bentley’s Centenary at this month’s 24 Hours of Spa on the 27-28th July. Two of the race cars will feature a heritage livery…
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Coachbuilt cars are often just as much an exercise in wealth as they are in style. However, the Bertone-Jaguar Pirana was built purely for the enthusiast’s sake. In early 1967 the motoring staff at The Daily…
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Founded on a love for motorsport, Aston Martin’s racing history is as old as the company itself. In 2019, the marque celebrates two significant anniversaries, 60 years since its iconic 1-2 win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans…
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No one could have predicted back in 1965 the fabulously successful multi-decade synergy that would develop when two men from the movie business visited Aston Martin’s Newport-Pagnell plant in late 1963…
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Last weekend saw the fifth Chantilly Arts & Elégance held at the beautiful chateau just north of Paris. On the last day of June the Concours d’Elégance lived up to its reputation with 18,000 visitors enjoying the…
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Later this month, Porsche enthusiasts from all over the world will gather in the picturesque grounds of the Donington Hall estate in Leicestershire to see some of the finest motorsport-inspired Porsches together…
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The Plymouth Superbird was only legal in NASCAR for one season, and this example is Richard Petty’s No. 43 car from that year. Drawing upon the Dodge Charger Daytona, the Superbird package was released to…
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Adapted from the 1930s radio program, The Green Hornet television series starred Van Williams as the masked vigilante Green Hornet, and martial arts legend Bruce Lee as Kato. A specially modified 1966 Chrysler…
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In future, drivers will be able to choose whether they wish to be driven or do the driving themselves. With the BMW Vision M NEXT, the BMW Group is revealing its take on how driving pleasure might look in future…
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The successful continuation of their heritage poses a challenge for traditional companies. Once again, the French luxury brand Bugatti has shown that it can transform these challenges into unique models…
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This week, the Petersen Automotive Museum will open a new exhibit featuring minimalist vehicles and complementary works by shoe designer Rem D Koolhaas and industrial designer Joey Ruiter…
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This 312T, chassis 022, is one of just five of the evolutionary ‘transversale’ Grand Prix cars built by Ferrari for the 1975 Formula One season. The 312T model, designed by Mauro Forghieri, features a number of design…
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A few weeks ago, Luftgekühlt returned to the States for Luft 6. After a swift stopover in the UK and Germany last year, Luftgekühlt went back to its LA roots, this time choosing Hollywood as the venue for its latest…
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Jason Whipple’s 1980 Volkswagen Scirocco S is an instant head turner. Splashed in a rainbow motif, blurred lettering and wild graphics, there’s no surprise why the hand-painted hatchback has people buzzing in…
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Chris Labrooy returns with his latest piece highly original car based animation, titled ‘The future ain’t the same as it used to be.’ The animated short features an array of classic cars including BMW, Chevrolet…
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This stunning Ferrari 250 GT SWB, is one of only 40 steel body SWB Berlinettas built in the final production run during 1962, exhibiting the desirable aesthetic distinctions of the late-production cars…
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Frenchman Etienne Salomé is the head of interior design at Bugatti, and an artist. His artwork is about speed, and how to control it. Born in Paris, speed has always given Salomé a thrill, ever since his father first…
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This year sees Nissan celebrate the 50th anniversary of not one, but two of it’s most famous sporting models, the GT-R and the Z…
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