What made the El Camino special was the long list of optional equipment, and in its first year, 22,000 copies were sold and the El Camino overtook the Ford Ranchero in sales. But, problems arose the next year...
In September 1969, at the Frankfurt Motor Show, Daimler-Benz presented its vision of the cars of the future. The project, called "C111", demonstrated the latest approach in the design and manufacturing technology of sports cars...
The Chrysler Airflow is a typical example of a vehicle that was ahead of its time, but not in the way that the manufacturer had anticipated. The Airflow was the first car to be built using wind tunnel testing, yielding a streamlined shape...
Thanks to this project, not only the supercar itself, a competitor to Ferrari and Lamborghini, but also a whole division for the preparation of sports cars, now known as BMW Motorsport, was formed. Besides, a whole racing series was born: Procar.
The style of the Maserati Bora has become a classic of the 1970s. Take a look at the sweeping, choppy lines of its body. The door received a deep bevel forward, as if following the contour of the seat.
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.
First shown at the 1966 Automobile Salon in Turin under the name Ghia Mangusta, and car made a stunning impression on the public. Wide and low, with a simple front grille and twin headlights, with cast wheels, and unusual swing flaps of the engine compartment in the style of Gullwing.
In 1967, De Tomaso launched the Mangusta model into production. The serial model differed little from the exhibition prototype...
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