Celebrating the most iconic automobiles in history. Explore in-depth profiles of automotive legends.
The 1968 Ford Torino Machete explored bold new styling ideas while using Torino GT underpinnings. It showcased hidden lights, sleek lines and unique concept touches that highlighted Ford’s late-sixties design vision.
The 1962 Ford Fairlane Two-Door Sedan launched Ford’s mid-size line with clean design, strong packaging and optional V8 power. It set the foundation for later Fairlane performance models and reshaped Ford’s lineup.
Audi celebrates the 2026 five-cylinder anniversary with a look back at 50 years of innovation, motorsport success, and its unmistakable sound. The milestone highlights the evolution of turbo technology, racing achievements, and the hand-built 2.5 TFSI powering today’s RS 3.
In 1965, the bare P400 chassis, the foundation of the legendary Lamborghini Miura, was unveiled in Turin. This V12 transverse layout redefined the supercar. This bold, essential mechanical display ignited a legend. It showcased the pure engineering essence that anticipated the Miura’s final iconic form, marking a new era for Lamborghini.
Explore the world of Lamborghini Few-Offs, the limited-series cars that define the brand’s innovation, through the eyes of major collector Albert Spiess.
The 1958 Ford F-100 Panel Truck is a stylish part of the F-Series’ second generation history. Its utility body offered versatile functionality for businesses and families alike. This model represents a key transition point in Ford’s truck design. It provided a powerful V8 engine option and reliable service throughout its career as a beloved workhorse.
Bespoke Rallies revives the legendary 1948 Grand Prix of South America Rally for 2026, featuring 11,000 km across six countries, flagged off by Oscar Fangio. This 32-day, 11,000 km adventure traces the steps of motorsport icons, culminating in Cartagena. The event promises camaraderie and challenging terrain.
Petersen Museum’s Legends of the Dirt exhibit showcases iconic off-road racers, engineering breakthroughs and motorsport history from Dec. 7 to 2027. The display explores desert racing, rally legends and groundbreaking technologies that shaped the sport.
iscover the story of ‘Azul,’ the 1977 Volkswagen T2 Microbus that survived the California fires and was fully restored by Volkswagen of America. The white-over-blue Type 2 became a viral symbol of resilience, and its meticulous restoration ensures this classic Microbus is ready for the road again.
The 1971 Nissan Skyline 2000GT-X defined the Hakosuka generation. It blends classic pillarless design with the L-series engine platform. This coupe cemented the Skyline’s reputation for performance and became a JDM legend.