The RollsRoyce Phantom I Riviera Town Car, customised by J.S. Inskip, represents a unique blend of oldworld luxury and American flair. Rooted in the "New Phantom" platform, it is a testament to RollsRoyce's com...
In the thrilling world of prewar motorsports, one name stood tall, dominating the race tracks with its exceptional performance and relentless power the Bentley Speed Six Le Mans Tourer in the style of Vanden Pl...
The automotive landscape of the late 1920s witnessed a fundamental shift in consumer preferences that would reshape the British motor industry forever. As the decade drew to a close, the romance of openair moto...
The MercedesBenz 770, known as the Großer Mercedes, was a statement of unrestrained luxury and power in the 1930s and 1940s. Among its variants, the Pullman Cabriolet by Voll & Ruhrbeck stands out as a pinnacle...
The premise of the Packard 734 Speedster Eight sits awkwardly alongside everything the Packard Motor Car Company had spent three decades building. Packard made its name on weight, ceremony, and the sombre digni...
When Cadillac dispatched a convoy of five consecutively built V16s from Detroit to Copenhagen in June 1930 for a promotional tour through nine European countries, the choice of body styles was deliberate and po...
The Cadillac V16 Roadster by Fleetwood stands as one of the most remarkable vehicles in automotive history. Born during the Great Depression, it symbolized a bold ambition to create the ultimate expression of l...
The Isotta Fraschini Tipo 8A, built from 1924 to 1931, stands as one of the most luxurious and powerful vehicles of its time. This Italian marvel, designed as the successor to the Tipo 8, combined a powerful 7....
W. O. Bentley was trying to keep a secret somewhere near Lyon in the summer of 1924, and failing spectacularly. His development mule a disguised prototype registered as a "Sun," fitted with a large, wedgeshaped...