Featured Archive 1 (1999-1886)
Alfa Romeo 1900 Sport Spider / Super Sprint (1954-1956)
ALFA ROMEO 1900 SUPER SPRINT - 1956 In 1954, to honour the advertising claim that called the 1900 the "family car that wins races" and to make the
Chevrolet Pickup (1980-1989)
1987 Chevrolet Pickups 1973 - 1987 "Third Generation C/K"– Chevy introduces “square body” styling with its third-generation C/K trucks, a design that creates better aerodynamics and improved efficiency.
Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato (1960-1962)
Aston Martin DB4 GT Production Dates: 1959 – 1963 The DB4GT made its premiere at the 1959 London Motor Show. The car was designed by Aston Martin and
BMW 3/15 PS DA 4 (1931-1932)
BMW 3/15 PS DA 4 (1931-1932) As the last generation of the BMW Dixi successor 3/15 PS was released in January 1931, the DA version 4 (DA =
Vauxhall Astra Mk1 GTE (1980-1984)
The Astra GTE Mk. 1 marked Vauxhall’s first foray in to the relatively new ‘hot hatch’ segment, which had been dominated by the Golf GTi since the late
1986 Ferrari GTB Turbo & GTS Turbo
GTB Turbo Acquired in Formula 1, the turbo-charged 2-litre Ferrari V8 was developed further. The results were very good: specific power was raised to a record value of
Avions Voisin C27 Roadster (1934)
Avions Voisin C27 Roadster. It was created by Gabriel Voisin, a brilliant French designer, engineer and aircraft pioneer. After WWI, Voisin turned to automobiles, following a design path
Jeep CJ (1940-1986)
Jeep History In July 1940, the U.S. military informed automakers that it was looking for a "light reconnaissance vehicle" to replace the Army's motorcycle and modified Ford Model-T
1976 Ford Courier
The Courier nameplate was also used by Ford for a series of compact pickup trucks (produced by Mazda). For 1972 production, Ford revived the Courier nameplate after a 12-year
Chrysler 77 (1930)
The Chrysler 77 was a significant model in Chrysler's history, featuring a six-cylinder engine, hydraulic brakes, and a four-speed transmission. It was well-engineered and had a strong performance