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There you are. Dr. Ulrich Bez, Aston Martin’s CEO, its 2001 and we are at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. You are seated next to Andrea Zagato, son of Elia Zagato. What exactly passed between the two at that table is not known. Two issues were however self-evident: Firstly Bez had been given the brief to reawaken public interest in Aston Martin by mother company Ford and secondly that American ...

When a car is built from 1971 to 1989, then we consider that a long production period, don’t you think? The Mercedes SL R107 had been built for so long. With a production of approximately 237, 000 examples, this car is one of the longest-running Mercedes-Benz models. It is an iconic classic that represents the true essence of Mercedes-Benz. The perfect example of a luxurious Mercedes from a beautiful ...

The Mercedes-Benz Heckflosse. Many of you might say, “my grandpa had one too.” It was indeed a popular choice among drivers, but make no mistake, it was quite an expensive car back in the day, being a Mercedes-Benz, of course; a brand already known for their exceptionally well-built automobiles. Mercedes introduced this model in 1961 as a four-door sedan with a four-cylinder engine. The Heckflosse ...

The Ford Mustang was not only a resounding success when it was introduced. It is also an absolute evergreen as a classic car. Everyone immediately sees that a certain car is a Ford Mustang and thanks to a huge number of enthusiasts, these are extremely easy cars to maintain and all parts are more than readily available. This example was delivered new in the state of California in the United States ...

With the V8, Aston Martin bade farewell to the classic, Carrozzeria Touring-designed shapes of the DB4, 5, and 6. Sharper lines more in keeping with the 1970s and modern technologies were intended to keep Aston Martin at the top of the luxury sports car segment. Aston Martin developed the car with the idea of using an eight-cylinder engine, but initially, it featured the familiar DB6 four-litre six-cylinder ...

The Massey-Ferguson 35 was built as the successor to the Ferguson FE-35 after the name change to Massey Ferguson, formerly known as Massey-Harris-Ferguson due to the merger in 1953 of Ferguson tractors and Massey-Harris.

The MF 35 was manufactured in various factories around the world, including in England, the USA, in India under licence by TAFE, and in Rakovica, Yugoslavia under licence ...

The 356 came to fruition by Porsche in 1948 in a very small workshop in Gmünd, Austria. This, of course, is the grandfather of all modern Porsche models. Increasing demand led to production being moved to Stuttgart in 1950, where the now steel-bodied cars were assembled by Karosserie Reutter. Initially built with a split windshield, the design was refined in 1952 with a more modern one-piece curved ...

It was 1990 when the world became acquainted with the new model from Sant?Agata, as the successor to the then sixteen-year-old Countach. In 1987, the development of the model starts to get going, when Chrysler takes over the company for a sloppy $ 25 million. Marcello Gandini has had an idea ready for a while, called Project 132, but Chrysler thinks it?s too dated and too sharp at that time and pushes ...

What a magnificent car this is. Even after all these years, we are still amazed by how beautiful this Alfa is. Despite the recent passing of the legendary designer Marcello Gandini, he leaves behind a wide range of incredible designs. This Alfa is one of them, and his legacy lives on.

This stunning 1972 Alfa Romeo Montreal is a true tribute to Italian car design from the late ’60s and ...

The Ferrari 328 is the successor to the classic 308. Ferrari has managed to make the 328 look a lot more modern with a few subtle interventions without losing the character of its predecessor. According to experts, the 328 is more of a facelift than a stand-alone model. The fact is that Ferrari managed to improve the chassis even further, and the 328 is a wonderfully steering car with a fantastic ...

The 1964 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible is a timeless classic that makes car enthusiasts’ hearts beat faster. Chevrolet introduced the Corvette in 1953 as a two-seater sports car, a bold move for a brand that until then was primarily known for family cars. With its striking fiberglass body designed by Harley Earl and reliable GM engineering, the Corvette made its mark. The rest is history. ...

This Vincent Rapide C-Series from 1951 is an absolute legend in the world of classic motorcycles. Known for its uncompromising performance and forward-thinking design, the Rapide was the fastest road bike you could buy in its time. This particular example represents the golden years of post-war innovation and is not only a true pleasure to look at, but also an impressive piece of engineering to own. ...

This 1986 Ferrari Testarossa Monospecchio is not only one of Ferrari’s most sought-after sports cars, but this particular example is also an early and rare Monospecchio and Monodado version, which makes it extra special. The car is Ferrari Classiche certified with a Red Book, meaning it has matching numbers and is highly original. This example was delivered on March 12, 1986, in Lucerne, Switzerland, ...

The Corvette C2 is gaining popularity with great strides. And rightly so, the grandfather of the Muscle Cars has everything a classic car should have: a beautiful line, powerful engine, enormous fame and similarly named predecessors and successors. So it’s no wonder that the C2 is getting more and more appreciation.

This silver-grey Convertible is no exception, with the stylish color ...

It’s perhaps one of the biggest mysteries in “microcar land.” How did Ernest Heinkel manage to launch the bubble car, a car that looks so incredibly similar to the BMW Isetta that had been launched a few years earlier? We’ll probably never know, but that doesn’t make it any less interesting.

This example has already been fully restored and is still in good condition. The car ...