Celebrating the most iconic automobiles in history. Explore in-depth profiles of automotive legends.
The Maserati Kyalami, produced between 1976 and 1983, represents a unique chapter in Maserati’s history. As the first model developed under Alejandro De Tomaso’s ownership, the Kyalami bridged eras, combining Italian elegance with performance. Key Highlights: Engine: Two versions of the Kyalami were available, powered by Maserati’s V8 engines—a 4.2-liter (265 HP) and a more … Read more
The 1949 Lincoln Sport Sedan is a shining example of post-World War II American automotive design, representing a turning point for the luxury car segment. As one of Lincoln’s first new models after the war, the Sport Sedan captured the essence of post-war optimism, combining sleek styling, modern engineering, and a commitment to luxury. A … Read more
As the world emerged from the shadow of World War II, Lincoln sought to reestablish its position as a leader in American luxury automobiles with the introduction of the 1946 Lincoln Club Coupe. This model not only represented the return of automotive manufacturing after the war but also became an icon of elegance and style … Read more
In honor of the legendary GT40’s 60th anniversary, the Ford GT enthusiast community hosted a spectacular reunion during the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix’s annual Historic Races, held at the Pittsburgh International Race Complex in Wampum, Pennsylvania. The Ford GT40, first raced in May 1964 at Nürburgring, went on to become the first American car to … Read more
The Porsche 956, introduced in the early 1980s, is a legendary race car that epitomizes the brand’s commitment to engineering excellence and innovation. Developed for the Group C racing category, the 956 is renowned for its advanced aerodynamic design, which incorporated ground effect technology. This feature allowed the car to generate incredible downforce, enhancing cornering … Read more
The Porsche 956, introduced in 1982, represents a significant leap in motorsport engineering, thanks to its innovative use of ground effect technology. Designed for Group C racing, this car featured a specially shaped underfloor that created downforce, allowing it to cling to the track and achieve remarkable cornering speeds. The Porsche 956 made an unforgettable … Read more
In 1979, Ford unveiled a new generation of the Mustang, marking the beginning of the Fox Body era. Among the models introduced that year, the 1979 Ford Mustang Cobra stood out as a symbol of performance and style, bringing the Cobra nameplate into the modern muscle car age. With its distinctive design and advanced engineering, … Read more
Area winners to compete in Los Angeles on October 4th Porsche Cars North America (PCNA) has officially named the finalists for the 2024 Porsche Classic Restoration Challenge, now in its fourth year. The competition showcases expertly restored classic Porsche models from the 1950s through the 2000s, with all restorations carried out by Porsche-trained technicians who … Read more
The Bugatti Baby II Tourbillon Edition is a true masterpiece of artistry and engineering, reflecting a perfect blend of Bugatti’s rich heritage and forward-thinking innovation. Crafted by Hedley Studios, this limited-edition tribute honors both the legendary Bugatti Type 35 and the brand’s newly unveiled V16 hybrid hypercar. Over 200 hours of hand-built craftsmanship have gone … Read more
The 1973 Ford Bronco represents the golden era of classic SUVs, combining rugged off-road capability with timeless design. Initially introduced in 1966, the Bronco quickly gained a reputation as a versatile vehicle equally suited for tough terrains and daily driving. By 1973, Ford had refined the Bronco’s features, making it one of the most sought-after … Read more