Celebrating the most iconic automobiles in history. Explore in-depth profiles of automotive legends.
The 1962 Ford Fairlane Four-Door Sedan stands as a quintessential example of early 1960s American automotive design. With its sleek lines, spacious interior, and distinctive style, the Fairlane remains a celebrated icon of its era. Introduced in 1962, this model features a refined design that blends both elegance and practicality. Its bodywork is characterized by … Read more
In mid-July, thousands of classic cars and trucks, each 1999 vintage or older, converged in New York for the 2024 Syracuse Nationals. This annual event highlighted a diverse range of vehicles, from complete custom builds to pristine, bone-stock models. Chevrolet Performance’s Star Attraction: This year, Chevrolet Performance took the spotlight with a special display featuring … Read more
In 1981, just weeks into his role as Chairman of the Executive Board of Porsche AG, Peter W. Schutz made a pivotal decision to save the iconic Porsche 911 from discontinuation. Two years later, Porsche engineers honored Schutz’s commitment by crafting a special 911 Carrera Cabriolet Turbo-look in Silver Rose Metallic, marking a significant chapter … Read more
The 1952 Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith Sport Saloon, with its bespoke coachwork by Park Ward & Co Ltd, is a quintessential example of post-war luxury and craftsmanship. Renowned for its elegance and performance, this model epitomizes the luxury and refinement that Rolls-Royce is celebrated for. Exquisite Design and Craftsmanship The Sport Saloon’s design, crafted by the … Read more
The Porsche 935/78, famously known as “Moby Dick,” is a legendary race car that represents the pinnacle of Porsche’s racing engineering. Named after the great white whale, this model is distinguished by its remarkable power and innovative features, making it a standout in the world of motorsport. Unmatched Performance Introduced in 1978, the Porsche 935/78 … Read more
The 2008 Koenigsegg CCXR Edition stands as a testament to the brand’s commitment to pushing the limits of supercar engineering. Created to offer unparalleled performance, the CCXR Edition excels on tracks, straightaways, and winding country roads, all while delivering an unmatched blend of style and comfort. Performance and Engineering Excellence At the heart of the … Read more
The 1962 Ford Thunderbird exemplifies mid-century American luxury and design. With its sleek, stylish exterior and powerful performance, this model captures the essence of early ’60s automotive innovation. Design and Features The 1962 Thunderbird boasts a distinctive design characterized by its smooth, aerodynamic lines and a prominent front grille. The car’s elegant, elongated profile is … Read more
Overview The Jaguar D-Type, following in the footsteps of the C-Type, was a revolutionary factory-built race car. While it retained the basic straight-6 XK engine design of its predecessor, which started at 3.4L and was later upgraded to 3.8L, the D-Type was fundamentally different in many ways. Its most notable innovation was the introduction of … Read more
Introducing the 1970 Dodge Charger “Ghost,” SpeedKore’s latest masterpiece, featuring an unprecedented ghostly white finish and a full carbon-fiber body. This bespoke creation includes a carbon-fiber floor and wheel tubs, all meticulously crafted and cured in-house using SpeedKore’s aerospace-grade carbon fiber. Mounted on a custom SpeedKore chassis, the Ghost is engineered for modern performance and … Read more
Singer Vehicle Design has unveiled a stunning display of personalized Porsche 911 restorations in their latest Family Portrait, showcasing four distinct reimaginings of the iconic 911: coupe, slantnose coupe, targa, and cabriolet. This celebration highlights the company’s dedication to collaboration with owners, reflecting individual preferences and styles. Rob Dickinson, Founder and Executive Chairman of Singer, … Read more