The Porsche 904 was a mid-engine road car, as well as the first car to have a body made of fiberglass, a very advanced material at the time, which was mounted on a racing steel chassis.
From the moment you lay eyes on this iconic sports car, you can't help but be drawn in by its undeniable charm. The low and wide stance of the Toyota 2000GT gives it a commanding presence on the road. Its long and elegant hood...
Its beginnings date back to 1962, when the American giant GM introduced two new cars to its local market: the Chevrolet Corvair and the Oldsmobile F-85 Jetfire. Both will hit the market within a few...
Like the Ferrari 250 GTO, the engine had six Weber carburetors, which brought its power to 300 horsepower. The wheels and tires were the same as on the GTO, but the transmission remained the same as on the road version—a four-speed.
Pros and cons of electric conversions of classic cars, from cost and maintenance to performance and environmental impact. Whether you are considering converting your own car or simply curious...
Are you looking for a car that expresses your individuality? Whether you are a trendsetter, a classicist, or a true original, there are unique cars out there to fit your personality and lifestyle.
This "garage" will provide insight on the diverse range of cars available to people with distinct personalities. In this classic and timeless models, you can find the right car to express your unique outlook on life.
It is not the intention of this site to debate about which car is the best for the simple reason that everyone has their favorite, that tastes are not worth discussing, and that, in the end, it is not even possible.
We suggest that you relax and enjoy the interesting stories on this site, which may bring back some old memories of some events or dear people.
Ferrari or not Ferrari? That is the question... Well, many fans of this legendary brand do not even consider the Dino as a real Ferrari, which is strange when you know that it is one of the best-selling cars in the company's long history.
But when we take a closer look at the situation, the Dino during the first few years of production was not even officially a Ferrari at all...
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