In 1965, Ford Thunderbird enthusiasts were treated to a blend of luxury, style, and performance that defined an era of American automotive excellence. The 1965 Thunderbird stood out with its sleek lines, powerful engines, and a range of body styles including the Hardtop, Convertible, and Landau. Design and Features The 1965 Ford Thunderbird was a … Read more
The Jaguar XJ13, a unique and ambitious prototype racing car, was developed by Jaguar in the mid-1960s with the aim of challenging at Le Mans. Despite its potential, it never raced, and only one prototype was ever produced. Engineering Vision and Design Jaguar had considered the development of a V12 engine as early as 1955, … Read more
The 1958 Chevrolet Impala Convertible stands as a testament to a pivotal year in automotive history. This model marked Chevrolet’s departure from the Tri-Five series, introducing a redesigned full-size car with a longer, lower, and wider body. Distinctive features included four headlights, a uniquely sculpted rear, a flatter beltline, and the iconic bullet tail light … Read more
Every year has its unforgettable moments. Travel back to 1970 and you’ll find the Beatles splitting up, the band Queen just forming, and the Porsche 917 clinching overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Amidst these historic events, one out of every three Porsche 911 models leaving the Zuffenhausen plant was a Targa. … Read more
The Lamborghini Revuelto, the first High Performance Electrified Vehicle (HPEV) and new Urus SE, the PHEV Super SUV, took prime position in this year’s Lamborghini Lounge at Goodwood Festival of Speed, as well as running ‘up the hill’ in the Supercar and First Glance classes, watched by thousands of spectators. “Goodwood Festival of Speed provides … Read more
Hispano Suiza has unveiled the Carmen Sagrera hypercar for the first time outside Spain at the prestigious Goodwood Festival of Speed. Just a month after its initial reveal in Barcelona, the Carmen Sagrera, the hypercar that celebrates Hispano Suiza’s 120th Anniversary, completed its first kilometres on the demanding Goodwood hillclimb, solidifying its place in the automotive … Read more
The Toyota GR86 Hakone Edition makes a stylish return for the 2025 model year, paying homage to the famous Hakone Turnpike near Tokyo. This special edition, built on the GR86 Premium grade, features a striking Ridge Green exterior and offers both six-speed manual and automatic transmissions. Under the hood, a 2.4-liter, 4-cylinder boxer engine delivers … Read more
Step into the realm of bespoke luxury with Ferrari’s latest marvel, the 12Cilindri. This front-engined, V-12 powerhouse from Maranello stands as a testament to raw, unfiltered automotive excellence. At its heart lies a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter engine, embodying Ferrari’s commitment to pure performance. Critics have voiced varied opinions on its design, drawing inspiration from the … Read more
In an era where convertibles were becoming a rare sight, Aston Martin defied the trend with the introduction of the V8 Volante in 1978. Born out of a niche demand for luxury open cars and the absence of American convertible production, the V8 Volante quickly captured attention for its blend of performance and elegance. Derived … Read more
The 1969 Ford Torino GT Convertible stands as a timeless icon of American automotive history, celebrated for its blend of style, power, and open-air driving experience. This classic model exemplifies the peak of Ford’s design and engineering prowess during the late 1960s muscle car era. Packed with a 351 cubic-inch V8 engine, the Torino GT … Read more