After the Porsche 904, 906 and 908, there can only be one logical next step: the Porsche 910. Although…
Leave a CommentIt had to go on – from 1968 onwards, the Porsche 908 was the logical successor to the Porsche 906 and 907.
Leave a CommentThe Nissan Nismo 400R is considered a sacred relic of Japanese automotive history. Only 44 were ever built.
Leave a CommentThere were only three examples of the Porsche 968 Turbo RS. It was probably just too good, too fast.
Leave a CommentWe are now working our way through the individual Formula 1 cars, starting with the iconic 1986 Lotus 98T.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #92541. A car that is allowed to lead a wild life.
Leave a CommentBetween 1982 and 1992, the World Sportscar Championship was held as Group C. Porsche dominated with the 956 and 962 models.
Leave a CommentSwiss engineer Ernest Henry was one of the great engineers of the early days of the automobile. This Ballot is a masterpiece.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #80369. The car that found its way into racing late in life.
Leave a CommentThey were a beautiful series of successful racing cars, the Porsche 911 GT3 R/RS/RSR of the 996 series. They are rare too.
Leave a CommentAnd on we go with the Lamborghini Diablo, which was only allowed on the race track. We present the GTR, there was a lot of noise for a lot.
Leave a CommentThe very yellow Ford GT40 – P/1079 is instantly recognisable. It also has a wild history behind it, including a write-off.
Leave a CommentAnyone who has ever seen a Lamborghini SuperSport Trophy race will remember the wonderful sound of the Diablo SV-R.
Leave a CommentThe 427 Cobra CSX3217 has a good and long Swiss past. And once again, it is a very special car.
1 CommentThe racing career of the Ford GT40 – P/1018 did not begin until 2001. Carroll Shelby had very different plans for this car.
Leave a CommentThis Ford GT40 is actually two Ford GT40s, namely P/1004 and P/1084. Somehow, that wasn’t a problem at the time.
Leave a CommentAt the end of the 90s, Lamborghini actually wanted to get into racing. But the Diablo GT2 was nothing more than an attempt.
Leave a CommentEmile Darl’Mat’s Peugeot is certainly one of the most extraordinary French automobiles ever made. And they are rare too.
Leave a CommentWith the individual Porsche Carrera GTS, it is not quite so simple. We will explain this using the example of 904-030.
Leave a CommentWith the individual Porsche Carrera GTS, it is not quite so simple. We will explain this using the example of 904-028.
Leave a CommentSo, now we have written down the whole story of the Maserati Biturbo and its offshoots. It may be a bit confusing.
Leave a CommentMean machine Sometimes we are sceptical, especially when it comes to the descriptions of the auction houses, we have our question marks. But sometimes this…
Leave a CommentNot everybody remembers that the Nissan 300 ZX was a pretty succesful race car. We can change that.
Leave a CommentThis BMW 3 Series from Schnitzer competed in the 1978 DRM with a completely new turbo engine. And Harald Ertl took the championship.
Leave a CommentThis Ferrari 555 Super Squalo had a wild life – and in the meantime became a ‘Morrari’. Good story.
Leave a CommentA Range Rover won the first Paris-Dakar in 1979. This is a French attempt in 1990 to repeat the legendary victory.
Leave a CommentThe Alfa Romeo 155 were more than just a splash of colour in the DTM/ITC of the 90s. But they are also absolutely spectacular to look at.
Leave a CommentThis Broadspeed BMW 3.0 CSL could actually have been a forerunner of the famous ‘Batmobile’ BMW. It’s an exciting story.
Leave a CommentWith the MS640, Matra finally wanted to win at Le Mans in 1969. It turned out differently, but the story is still good.
Leave a CommentWe are happy to present a MG K3 Magnette that took part in the 1934 Mille Miglia. A good story, plus some background.
Leave a CommentLancia Delta S4 Stradale are rather rare in black. But black suits the beast perfectly.
Leave a CommentThis AC Ace with a Bristol engine won races – and was with the same owner for 58 years. That’s a beautiful story.
Leave a CommentThis Lancia Stratos, #1948, has also looked quite different. Now it is back to its original colour.
Leave a CommentPrince Gaetano Starrabba di Giardinelli, Prince of Militello, Marquis of Sant’Agata, Baron of Scibina and Bumisca and Pachino and Mandranova.
Leave a CommentPerhaps the Renault R8 Gordini, built from 1964, can be called the first GTI. In any case, they are very cool.
Leave a CommentThe Ferrari 512 M with chassis number #1030 was unsuccessful on the track. Nevertheless, it is one of the most beautiful racing cars ever.
Leave a CommentThe Ferrari 512 BB LM were neither the most beautiful nor the most successful racing cars from Maranello.
Leave a CommentThe Bugatti Type 35 is one of the most wonderful cars of all time. We tell the story of #4947, which started in Belgium with a Romanian.
Leave a CommentOur love for Mercedes is rather non-existent, but the Mercedes W196 R ‘Stromlinienwagen’ is worth a great story.
Leave a CommentThe Ford GT40 with chassis number P/1032 was not particularly successful. The story is good nonetheless. The pictures are too.
Leave a CommentThe Mitsubishi Lancer is a cult classic, especially the Evo series. But it had a fascinating predecessor in the 2000 Turbo.
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