Celebrating the most iconic automobiles in history. Explore in-depth profiles of automotive legends.
The Chevy Nomad, produced from 1955 to 1957, stands as a testament to mid-century modern design, bringing a stylish flair to the practical station wagon. This distinctive vehicle drew its name, unique roofline, and rear body treatment from a 1954 GM Motorama Corvette concept wagon designed by GM’s legendary design chief, Harley Earl. Earl, who … Read more
The 1966 Ford Mustang GT, part of the first generation of Mustangs introduced in 1964, is a classic icon of American muscle cars. This model represents a perfect blend of performance, style, and innovation, building on the Mustang’s early success and solidifying its place in automotive history. The GT package added a sporty edge to … Read more
With the arrival of the naturally aspirated, front-engine V12 Ferrari 12Cilindri, it’s a perfect time to celebrate some of its illustrious predecessors. The Ferrari V12 has always held a near-mythical status, powering some of the greatest cars to emerge from Maranello. These vehicles are considered among the finest ever made. The story of the Ferrari … Read more
100 years ago, John Duff set off from Brooklands Circuit destined for Le Mans in the Bentley 3 Litre Sport. Alongside teammate Frank Clement, they would go on to triumph in the 24-hour endurance race, becoming the first Bentley to do so. Fast forward to the present day and that same journey in that very … Read more
Family projects are common in the car world, but mother-son collaborations like Becky and Derek Luck’s 1969 Camaro SS are a rare and special occurrence. This classic piece of American muscle, powered by a Big-Block Chevrolet Performance 502 HO crate engine, is a testament to their shared passion for cars. “I was born a gearhead,” … Read more
The third generation of the Buick Skylark, spanning from 1964 to 1967, marked a significant period for this iconic American car. Let’s delve into its timeline, variants, and performance specifications. Timeline: 1964: The third generation Skylark debuted in 1964, featuring a redesigned body and a more luxurious interior. 1965: Buick introduced the Gran Sport (GS) … Read more
Explore the history and legacy of the Oldsmobile Cutlass, from its 1961 debut to iconic models like the powerful 1970 442 W30.
“The Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este is an incredible celebration of automotive art. This wonderful event truly highlights the unique position Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has in the history of the automobile. It was an honour to showcase our latest masterpiece, Cullinan Series II, on the Mosaic Lawn at the Grand Hotel, exemplifying the culmination of countless … Read more
The Fiat Abarth 750, a remarkable creation of the late 1950s, remains an enduring icon in the world of compact sports cars. Known for its unique blend of performance, style, and engineering excellence, the Abarth 750 is a testament to the innovative spirit of Carlo Abarth and the engineering prowess of Fiat. This compact powerhouse … Read more
The late 1950s were a time of significant change and innovation in the automotive industry, and the introduction of the Buick Electra in 1959 was a testament to this era’s creativity and engineering prowess. Named after the famous socialite and sculptor Electra Waggoner Biggs, the Buick Electra quickly became a symbol of American luxury and … Read more