Few racing specials owe their existence quite so literally to cannibalism as the Sunbeam Tiger known across British club-racing paddocks as the Monster. Built for the 1966 season by the Kent-based Alan Fraser R...
The Porsche 356 C represents the culmination of what began as Ferdinand "Ferry" Porsche's vision for a nimble sports car built around Volkswagen components. By the time the 356 C arrived in 1963, it had evolved...
By the time the 356 C arrived in the summer of 1963, the model it represented had already lived several lives. It had begun as a hand-assembled curiosity in an Austrian sawmill, evolved through successive gener...
The Citroën DS 19 Décapotable by Chapron stands as one of the most iconic vehicles ever created, blending artful design with cutting-edge automotive technology. Its timeless appeal has solidified its place in h...
In the world of classic cars, there are moments when history and artistry merge, giving birth to something truly exceptional. The 1964 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 Series I is one such masterpiece, a testament to Ferrari...
When Porsche quietly withdrew from Formula One at the end of the 1962 season, it looked, at first, like a company retreating to safer ground. In hindsight, it was a calculated act of self-definition. With grand...
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...
When Vilhelm Koren heard what Rolls-Royce had done with his design, his reported response was one of displeasure. The Norwegian had left Park Ward's coachbuilding works at Pyms Lane in Willesden well before 196...