The Bugatti EB110 Super Sport Prototype is where the Italianera Bugatti project stops feeling like an extravagant resurrection exercise and starts looking like a serious attempt to redraw the top end of the sup...
In the relentless quest for glory at the Dakar Rally, Peugeot Sport unleashed a beast that would dominate the desert dunes – the 2017 Peugeot 3008 DKR. Born from the triumphs and tribulations of its predecessor...
In the pantheon of automotive legends, the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse stands as a triumph of engineering audacity and opulent design. As the ultimate opentop iteration of the groundbreaking Veyron...
In the highoctane world of rallying, where every turn and jump demands precision and power, the 2011 Citroën DS3 WRC emerged as a force to be reckoned with. Piloted by the legendary Sébastien Loeb, this rally m...
Few cars embody the marriage of innovation, luxury, and performance like the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Sang Bleu. Created to commemorate Bugatti’s centenary in 2009, this oneoff masterpiece blends the eng...
The Renault Clio V6 255 is the kind of car that seems to laugh in the face of logic, and that's exactly what makes it so iconic. In an era when hot hatches were becoming increasingly practical, Renault threw ca...
When fourtime Formula One World Champion Alain Prost founded his own team in 1997, the motorsport world watched with anticipation. Here was a driver whose career had been defined by precision and intelligence,...
The Renault 5 Turbo 2 stands as a shining example of the audacious engineering of the 1980s, blending rally pedigree with roadgoing performance. Evolving from the iconic Renault 5 Turbo (often called the "Turbo...
In the late 1970s, as rally racing evolved into a battleground of innovation, Renault answered Lancia’s midengine Stratos with a radical underdog: the Renault 5 Turbo Group 4. A streetlegal homologation special...
In the annals of automotive history, few names evoke the same sense of timeless elegance and luxury as Facel Vega. Renowned for crafting some of the most beautiful and powerful cars of the mid20th century, the...
The 1927 Amilcar C6, a masterpiece from the golden era of automobiles, holds a special place in the hearts of car enthusiasts. With its racing pedigree, lightweight design, and powerful engine, the C6 is a prim...
In 1926, Bugatti introduced the Type 40, a model that perfectly encapsulates the brand's philosophy of blending exceptional engineering with elegance. Though it was considered an entrylevel Bugatti, the Type 40...
Louis Delâge founded his company in 1905 on a clear set of priorities: precision engineering, Grand Prix success, and the sort of commercial prestige that racing glory could confer on a luxury maker. For three...
The Hotchkiss M201 represents one of automotive history's most fascinating examples of international military cooperation and technological adaptation. This Frenchbuilt interpretation of the legendary American...
At Carrosserie Chapron in the early 1950s, the aluminium panels being shaped over the Delahaye 178 chassis were among the finest coachwork France had ever produced. They were also, in a sense, among the last. T...
Some cars earn their names retrospectively, the marque grafting a geographic association onto something already finished. The Bugatti Type 57 Stelvio was different. The name was chosen with intention, invoking...
The Bugatti Chiron Sport Noire exists at an unusual intersection: it is a car that treats its own engineering as essentially finished business, and addresses instead the question of what a Chiron looks like whe...
The Delage D8120 Cabriolet Grand Luxe by Henri Chapron stands as a crowning achievement in automotive history, merging prewar engineering brilliance with postwar design artistry. Built on the legendary Delage D...
The sound hits you first, not the typical puttputt of a standard 2CV, but a curious stereo effect. Two aircooled flattwins working in unison, one burbling up front, another identical unit chattering away behind...
The Citroën DS 19 Décapotable by Chapron stands as one of the most iconic vehicles ever created, blending artful design with cuttingedge automotive technology. Its timeless appeal has solidified its place in hi...
Gabriel Voisin had a habit of treating the automobile as an extension of the aeronautical workshop a problem of airflow, weight distribution, and material honesty rather than mere transportation. When he introd...
The Avions Voisin C28 'Chancellerie' is a fascinating car from the artdeco era, representing the final years of Gabriel Voisin’s direct involvement in automotive design. Voisin, originally an aircraft manufactu...
In the vibrant tapestry of automotive history, some cars stand out as unique masterpieces, weaving together a blend of engineering prowess and artistic flair. The Avions Voisin C14 'Chartre' is one such creatio...
In the enchanting realm of exotic and classic cars, there are gems that shine brighter than the rest. The Avions Voisin C5 Faux Cabriolet by Besset is one such rarity, a masterpiece of French automotive enginee...
The Bugatti Type 57 Cabriolet by Letourneur et Marchand stands as one of the most elegant and distinctive vehicles produced in the prewar automotive era. As part of the renowned Bugatti Type 57 series, designed...
In the illustrious history of Bugatti, one name stands out as the epitome of automotive excellence,the Chiron. Unveiled in 2016, this extraordinary hypercar took the automotive world by storm, continuing the le...
When Bugatti reached back into its own mythology to name a car after a dead man's birthday, the gesture felt almost too onbrand. The EB 110 supercar of the 1990s existed as a monument to Ettore Bugatti's centen...
The Facel Vega Facel II is a car that radiates the kind of charisma and ambition that only comes from a company fighting for its survival with everything it has. Produced in Paris between 1962 and 1964, the Fac...
In the annals of automotive history, the Bugatti EB110 Super Sport stands as a testament to innovation, engineering prowess, and unbridled performance. It was a car that dared to push the boundaries of what was...
In the heart of the automotive renaissance at the turn of the millennium, the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 emerged as a testament to the audacious ambitions of the Volkswagen Group. Conceived under the visionary Ferdina...
Soleil de Nuit Sun of Night. The name is a deliberate contradiction, the kind of poetic paradox that only a French atelier could commission with a straight face and actually make work. Stand beside this particu...
Somewhere in the Ardèche in late 1948, a coachbuilder who had been fabricating bicycle trailers and truck bodies during the German occupation assembled something that had no business being as coherent as it was...
The Facel Vega FV2B Cabriolet occupies a position so rare in automotive history that calling it simply a "convertible variant" feels almost reckless. Among the 72 FV2B examples built across its brief production...
Ask yourself what kind of car a French aerospace industrialist builds when he decides his country has been too long without a proper grand tourer and you arrive at something philosophically peculiar: a machine...