Celebrating the most iconic automobiles in history. Explore in-depth profiles of automotive legends.
The Buick XP-300, initially known as the XP-9, emerged in 1951 as a pioneering concept car from General Motors (GM). This innovative vehicle was developed alongside GM’s Le Sabre concept, sharing many mechanical components including a powerful supercharged V8 engine capable of running on both gasoline and methanol. The XP-300 epitomizes GM’s “long and low” … Read more
The Chevrolet E-10 Concept is a stunning blend of classic design and modern electric vehicle technology. Debuting at the 2019 SEMA Show, this concept vehicle reimagines the iconic 1962 Chevrolet C-10 pickup truck as an all-electric powerhouse, demonstrating Chevrolet’s commitment to innovation and sustainability. Underneath its classic exterior, the E-10 Concept is powered by a … Read more
In the realm of classic American muscle cars, few stories rival the journey of Jeff Williams and Jared Gastineau with their iconic 1969 Chevelle SS. What began as a serendipitous encounter outside a Chevrolet dealership in Delta, Colorado, evolved into a passion-fueled partnership and the birth of Mile High Muscle. A Chance Encounter It all … Read more
The Maserati Bora, introduced at the Geneva International Motor Show in March 1971, marked a significant milestone in automotive history as Maserati’s first road car with a mid-mounted rear engine. Designed under the visionary direction of Giorgetto Giugiaro, it embodied a blend of advanced engineering and timeless Italian styling, setting new standards in performance and … Read more
In 2002, Aston Martin made waves at the Geneva Motor Show by announcing a collaboration with the famed Italian coachbuilder Zagato to create a limited edition masterpiece for the 21st century – the Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Zagato. This stunning vehicle is a modern interpretation of the classic partnership between Aston Martin and Zagato, which … Read more
The Pegasus Project, a dedicated group committed to supporting the STARS air ambulance in Saskatchewan, has unveiled a stunning, custom-built 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback. This unique vehicle, equipped with a powerful 427 cubic inch V8 engine, was revealed to the world last week at the Las Vegas Convention Center. A Team Effort The build of … Read more
Two years after the launch of the Coupé version of the Gallardo, Automobili Lamborghini presented the Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder at the 2005 Frankfurt Motor Show. This model is not merely an open-top version of the Coupé; it is a completely new creation with an attractive design and a unique system for opening and closing the … Read more
The 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible remains an enduring symbol of American automotive excellence and freedom. As the third model year of the original Mustang series, the 1966 Convertible encapsulates the essence of the 1960s muscle car era, blending style, performance, and a sense of adventure. A Design That Defines an Era The 1966 Ford Mustang … Read more
The Maserati A6G 2000, introduced in 1950, marked a significant evolution in Maserati’s sports car lineup, succeeding the A6 1500. The “2000” designation referred to its engine displacement in cubic centimeters, with “A” honoring Alfieri Maserati, the company’s founder. The “6” indicated its six-cylinder engine, while “G” symbolized “ghisa,” originally referencing cast iron engine blocks … Read more
The Maserati Tipo 60 represented a revolution in sports car design. Built for privateers competing in the 2-litre category, it replaced the 200S model. By the late 1950s, British car manufacturers were moving towards innovative and expensive monocoque structures, but Maserati’s chief engineer, Giulio Alfieri, had to innovate on a limited budget. Alfieri created a … Read more