Featured Archive 1 (1999-1886)
Jaguar Racecars (1960-1969)
IN BRIEF Jaguar is to build six brand new ‘Lightweight’ E-types – the ‘missing’ six Lightweights that were never built from the intended 18-car series Jaguar’s first ever
BMW 327 & 327/28 Models (1936-1941)
BMW 327 & 327/28 Models (1936-1941) BMW entered the realm of luxury manufacturers with the sports convertible of the type BMW 327 at the end of 1937. The
1966 Ferrari 365 California
The sixties chapter closed on the exclusive limited production series of Ferrari models with the Pininfarina designed 365 California model, a cabriolet that was presented at the 1966
Merkur XR4Ti (1985-1989)
Merkur was a North American brand of automobiles marketed by the Lincoln-Mercury division of Ford Motor Company. The Merkur XR4Ti was a high-performance hatchback sold in North America from
Chitty Bang Bang 2
Zborowski began building Chitty 2 in the summer of 1921. This model was similar to the first Chitty but had a shorter wheelbase, an early Mercedes chassis and
Shelby Cobra Roadster (Small Blocks)
Over the next year, AC Cars pressed on with its usual production schedule until a historic moment happened in 1961 when Carroll Shelby entered into negotiations with
1953 Daimler Dauphin Saloon
A unique Daimler Dauphin one-off British saloon from the post-War era. The Daimler Dauphin 2-door Saloon is one of the famous Lady Docker-inspired Show Cars and is understood
BMW M5 (1984-1988)
The M5 built as a touring car. The M5 entered its second generation in 1988, the straight-six power unit originally displacing 3.6 and subsequently 3.8 litres, with output
Chevrolet Suburban (1936-1999)
The Chevrolet Suburban The Suburban wasn't just a significant model for Chevrolet, it was an important vehicle for the car industry as a whole. Arguably it was the
Nissan Skyline GT-R (1989-1994)
Third Generation (1989-1994), R32 The GT-R model was revived after a 16-year absence 1989. Known as the R32, it was powered by a 2.6-litre DOHC inline 6-cylinder engine