The Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupé was built primarily to give Ferrari the boot. And it succeeded magnificently.
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The Denza Z9GT shows that the Chinese are building better electric cars, but they lag considerably behind when it comes to the premium.
Comments closedEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #83330. It is extremely well documented.
1 CommentNow the Chinese Geely Group is also bringing the Geely brand to Europe. But one has to ask: why?
1 CommentA minimum bid of 35 million dollars has been set for the McLaren F1 with chassis number #10R. That’s quite a figure.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #86658. One of the few to feature air conditioning.
Leave a CommentThe all-electric Zeekr X can do things nobody needs. But it performs pretty well in most other respects, and that’s what really matters.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #86498. Which is not that much.
Leave a CommentFerrari is auctioning off a Luce-prototype for a good cause. After all, Maranello could do with some ‘good news’ again…
Leave a CommentThe DS7 was DS Automobiles’ bestseller. Now the N°7 is supposed to take over. The question is: for how much longer?
Leave a CommentLand Rover’s Octa is one of the most pointless cars ever built. And to top it all off, it doesn’t even make a decent noise.
1 CommentWe’ve been saying it for a long time: buy racing cars! For example this BMW 635 CSi, a Group A car with an impressive list of achievements.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #87345. Its first owner was motoring legend Lee Iacocca.
Leave a CommentThe Porsche 911 Turbo S is now also hybridised. This not only makes it heavier, but also more boring. And, once again, much more expensive.
Leave a CommentNo SUV Naturally, the Chinese manufacturer Leapmotor benefits from being able to align itself with Stellantis in Europe. This means that the brand, which is…
Leave a CommentThe Czinger 21C is a hypercar unknown in Europe. Yet it would certainly be worth getting to know this ‘biological’ design.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #86097. A car that has already changed hands many times.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #86420. Which, surprisingly, took a long time to find a new owner.
Leave a CommentThis coming weekend, the Supercar Owners’ Circle Jerk will be tearing across a few Swiss mountain passes. But why?
1 CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #86038. Which seems to be a very clean example.
Leave a CommentThere are so many car manufacturers that no longer exist. And the stories behind them are wonderful – a collection.
Leave a CommentThe Bizzarrini GT Strada 5300 with chassis number #IA3*0269 spent a long, very long time in Spain. Now it has stripes.
Leave a CommentBefore the Porsche 356 Speedster came the America Roadster, of which only 17 were made. That brings together a few stories.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #86038. Which was a special for Jean Sage by Michelotto.
Leave a CommentThis Delahaye 145 with a 4.5-litre V12 was once a racing car. It was given Franay’s beautiful bodywork on no fewer than two occasions.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #86097. A car that has already changed hands many times.
2 CommentsEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #86038. Which is said to be still very much in its original condition.
Leave a CommentWe took one last spin in the Alpine A110 GTS. Cars like this won’t be around in the future.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #91078. Which has been driven extensively, including on the racetrack.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #79890. This is likely to be the first LM built by Michelotto.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #75580. All we know is that it is a prototype.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #74047. Which may no longer even exist.
Leave a CommentAt last, there’s also something here about the last Nissan Skyline GT-R, the R34. You can learn a thing or two there too.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #97881. One of the highly coveted LM models, but one that never raced.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #87568. It has just been standing around for the past few years.
Leave a CommentThings remain very, very bleak when it comes to the latest releases. And as for what Porsche has to offer – well…
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #83916. The car that was once a successful racing car.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #83620. Which was hardly ever driven in Belgium.
Leave a Commentradical#6 is different once again; it focuses exclusively on China. Perhaps it’s worth knowing a bit more about it.
Leave a CommentTalbot? Sunbeam? Lotus? 1981 World Rally Champion? Yes, they existed – and they are totally underrated, these Talbot Sunbeam Lotus.
Leave a CommentWith the Atto 3 Evo, BYD offers a clean technological update for its otherwise rather dull SUV. Because there’s more to it, much more…
Leave a CommentIn 2017, there were just 28 examples of the Dodge Viper ACR 1:28 Special Edition. They sold out in a flash.
Leave a CommentThe salami is the king of sausages. Fausto Piccoli crafts it in the Ticino village of Piotta with a deep love for the craft.
Leave a CommentThe culinary regional differences in China are far greater than those between Lapland and Sicily. Not even rice is available everywhere.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #84326. The one that was tuned by Hamann. And raced.
Leave a CommentAnd Renault has done it again: the Twingo, all-electric. It not only looks good, it drives well too – and is worth the price.
Leave a CommentThe Chinese conglomerate Geely owns several well-known brands, such as Volvo and Lotus. And then there is Zeekr.
Leave a CommentThe Ford Escort RS Cosworth isn’t actually an Escort at all. And everything else you might want to know about this car.
Leave a CommentChinese manufacturer Leapmotor has just celebrated its 10th anniversary – and is getting a few things absolutely right.
Leave a CommentA proper ragù needs, first and foremost: patience. More patience. And some decent reading material to go with it. And definitely no milk.
Leave a CommentVittorio Capovilla is regarded as one of the world’s finest distillers. His products are of exceptional quality, wonderful, authentic.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #84250. Which has enjoyed a good life in Spain.
Leave a CommentAt the end of the 1960s, the Ford Fairlane was something like Ford’s mid-range model. But it was also available with a very powerful engine.
Leave a CommentA few years ago, Lynk & Co. attempted to revolutionise car sales. Now the Geely subsidiary is also coming to Switzerland.
Leave a CommentOnce upon a time, the Tomme was more of a by-product of cheese production. That has changed, as this stroke of luck with a Tomme proves.
Leave a CommentLong before the Cayenne, Porsche built an off-road vehicle. However, the Porsche Type 597 was not a success.
Leave a CommentA few years ago, nobody had any idea what BYD might be. Now, ‘Build Your Dreams’ is by far the world’s largest electric car manufacturer.
Leave a CommentWith the Striker, Dacia is positioning itself even more firmly in higher segments. Frank Marotte explains why this is necessary.
Leave a CommentLotus also always carried out development work for other brands. Even for Opel. The result was the Omega Lotus – and left mixed feelings.
Leave a CommentThe young Chinese car manufacturers are pushing the established brands ahead of them worldwide. And this trend is set to continue.
Leave a CommentThere are so many stories and rumours surrounding Wagyu that a few explanations are needed first.
Leave a CommentThe idea was good, the implementation complicated, the success rather moderate. May we introduce: the Nash Metropolitan.
Leave a CommentWolfgang Egger has been working as chief designer at BYD for ten years. A conversation about efficiency, influences, 5,000 years of culture.
Leave a CommentAfter the Porsche 904, 906 and 908, there can only be one logical next step: the Porsche 910. Although…
Leave a CommentPascal Schmutz is undoubtedly one of the most extraordinary restaurateurs in Switzerland. He doesn’t just cook brilliantly; he thinks ahead.
Leave a CommentSo now we have pure, contemporary dining culture as well. But why? Quite simply because we take great pleasure in life.
Leave a CommentThe (Ferrari) Dino 308 GT4s didn’t have it easy. But now they are getting the recognition they deserve.
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Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #88501. It was in Japan for many years.
Leave a CommentAt the end of the 1950s, everything at Alfa Romeo was getting bigger. Above all, however, the Alfa Romeo 2000 Spider was too expensive.
Leave a CommentWe are also attempting to provide an overview of the Alpina here. This will be very detailed again.
Leave a CommentThe Mazda RX-7 began its career with just 105 hp. But over the years, it became a serious sports car.
Leave a CommentThe Jeep Wagoneer can certainly be described as the original SUV. And yet you can’t be angry with it.
Leave a CommentEverything no one ever wanted to know about ‘Indian husbands’ and coconuts in general. But we love to entertain you.
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 CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #87219. It has hardly been driven, but is very well documented.
Leave a CommentThe Nissan Nismo 400R is considered a sacred relic of Japanese automotive history. Only 44 were ever built.
Leave a CommentAston Martin actually wanted to revive the Lagonda brand. However, things did not go so well for the Aston Martin Lagonda Taraf.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #93892. It has less than 1,500 kilometres on the clock.
Leave a CommentThe Mitsubishi 3000 GT always flew somewhat under the radar. But now the hype has caught up with this Japanese car too.
Leave a CommentThere is only one Meccanica Maniero 4700 GT. And it also has a wonderful story.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #86038. The one that sounds a little better than the original.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #91481. The one that has practically driven around the world.
Leave a CommentThe Fulvia Coupé brought Lancia its first World Rally Championship title in 1972. But there is also a long history behind this.
Leave a CommentFerrari almost built an affordable entry-level model in the 1960s. But that then became the ASA 1000 GT…
Leave a CommentThis very Porsche 928R was built by Ruf. Some wishes simply have to be fulfilled.
Leave a CommentBugatti’s triumphant success began with the Type 13. However, it took a while to get started.
Leave a CommentIt is these stories within the stories that make exactly 21 Porsche 911 Carrera RS Clubsport cars so extraordinary.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #84105. About which we know soon more.
Leave a CommentAnd who already knows the Alfa Romeo ‘Matta’? And who knows why it is called that? Of course, we can help with that.
Leave a CommentWe are now slowly approaching the history of Bugatti. And we’ll start at the very beginning, with the Type 10.
Leave a CommentFor once, it’s all about football. And how well you can get to Naples and back again in a Volvo ES90.
1 CommentThere were only three examples of the Porsche 968 Turbo RS. It was probably just too good, too fast.
1 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 #85336. About which we know pretty much nothing.
Leave a CommentThe 365 GTB/4 Daytona NART Spider with bodywork by Michelotti is one of the more unusual Ferraris. There’s a story behind that.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #73015. The first of eight prototypes.
Leave a CommentToday, the Ford Pinto is really only remembered as the car that led the US car industry astray.
Leave a CommentA little story about the Citroën C60, which stood a little lost in the Citroën Conservatoire.
Leave a CommentIt’s been a while now, it kind of got lost in the shuffle, but it’s still good. And so now, finally: Dallara.
Leave a CommentRecords tumbled at the Mecum auction in Kissimmee, with extreme prices being paid for (newer) Ferraris in particular.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #92541. The one that was tormented by Chris Evans.
Leave a CommentThis is a wonderful story about a man who had courage and imagination. But the Ghia 450 SS did not bring him success.
Leave a CommentWhy the Volvo ÖV4 was actually called Jacob and why it wasn’t quite airtight. And expensive. And consequently unsuccessful.
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 CommentYou can certainly smile at the Yugo 45. But actually, it’s a real hero. We had the pleasure of driving.
Leave a CommentThe Renault 4 electric is impressive in every way, as a modern electric car should be. The French car has only one problem.
Leave a CommentThis is about the Carrera RS of the Porsche 911 (964). But actually, this is just the beginning, an overview.
Leave a CommentThis Citroën C5 Tourer, which will soon be 15 years old, was actually supposed to become our new ‘daily’. That’s not going to happen now.
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 CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #88767. Which was, of course, once red.
Leave a CommentHow people imagined the automotive future in the 1970s: the Alfa Romeo Caimano by Italdesign.
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 #87894. Redesigned by Nick Mason.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #88139. Last destination: probably Canada.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #88139. We wait for more informations about this example.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #80746. Which is obviously no longer red.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #76687. It is one of eight prototypes and a very special one, indeed.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #75052. One of eight prototypes.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #93607. Which can be described as brand new.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #91211. It comes from an American collection.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #74049. One of eight prototypes.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #84250. Which has spent the last few years in Spain.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #88605. It was owned by the same person for 31 years.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #90667. This knowledge consists mainly of pictures.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #83845. It hasn’t seen much action in recent years.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with VIN #80786. That once belonged to a president.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #91247. And that’s not very much.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #87627. It has also been in good company.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #83313. You can see that it’s expensive to maintain.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #90353. The one that won many awards – for whatever.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #92978. It spent quite a lot of time in the workshop.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #95448. Which is one of the famous 19 LM.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #86620. Which is purely a speculative object.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #89653. It has had the same owner for the last 32 years.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #87684. The one with a truly clean, unbroken history.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #84467. The one Sebastian Vettel immortalised himself on.
Leave a CommentThis was probably our last drive in a Honda Civic Type R. And we’re already mourning its loss.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #94647. It received a clean upgrade – and obviously a new colour.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #84036. It had only one owner – and just 360 kilometres on the clock.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #91464. At some point, it was fitted with better brakes and widened.
Leave a CommentThe Alpine A110 GT4 is probably the least known model from the French brand. And you look twice – is that really an Alpine?
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #74045. One of the genuine 19 LM – and probably the third F40 ever built.
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 CommentWe definitely want to tell the story of the Aston Martin Lagonda, one of the most unconventional automobiles of all time.
Leave a CommentThis Alfa Romeo TZ, #750061, once belonged to a truly big man. That explains its unique ‘double bubble’ roof.
Leave a CommentA Ferrari 365 GTB/4 in Rosso Chiaro, nothing special really. But take a look at the pictures, they make all the difference.
Leave a CommentPorsche hardly ever makes positive headlines anymore. But now the Stuttgart-based company has easily surpassed itself.
Leave a CommentAnother McLaren that got a little lost in the shuffle: the Solus is not street legal, but then again, it only has one seat.
Leave a CommentThis is the wild story of the Alfa Romeo T33/2 with chassis number #75033015, which would certainly be worth a whole book.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with VIN #80161. Including some pictures, value, more details, etc.
Leave a CommentWe continue with the Ferrari 275, here comes the 275 GTB/4. Naturally with the corresponding explanations. And a collection.
Leave a CommentThis Porsche 911 Carrera RS 3.0 once competed in the Targa Florio. That’s one of the reasons why its estimated price is so astonishing.
Leave a CommentA few extra horsepower have been teased out of this BMW 507, #70080. Not everything else is as it was either.
Leave a CommentThe McLaren Sabre was only available in the USA. And it also has a somewhat unusual history.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #87041. It has had many owners and has become increasingly expensive.
Leave a CommentWe look at the price development of the BMW M1 – and show a nice example with a reasonable asking price.
Leave a CommentThere was actually an open-top Porsche 959. It cost an absurd amount of money at the time.
Leave a CommentThe upgrade of the Porsche 911/993 Turbo to the Ruf Turbo R was relatively modest. However, this does not apply to its performance.
Leave a CommentYou really need a magnifying glass to spot the differences between some rare Porsche 911s. Another example: the 1994 X88.
Leave a CommentWhen endurance racing picked up speed again in 1994 with the BPR series, Porsche was at the forefront with the GT2 R from the very beginning.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #85749. It had only one owner until 2017.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #85690. It is one of only a few examples with a racing history.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #86989. Which has hardly moved in recent years.
Leave a CommentThe Bizzarrini GT Strada 5300 – #IA3*0241 has had a remarkable career. Now it is taking a new approach.
Leave a CommentOnly two McLaren F1s were delivered in white. But #053 has probably never needed a wash in the last 30 years.
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 CommentWith the 7X, Geely subsidiary Zeekr is launching a model for Europe that is giving premium electric cars something to fear.
Leave a CommentOf course, estimates should be treated with caution, but this Bugatti Veyron estimate is not a good sign.
Leave a CommentThis Ferrari 275 GTB also had a long nose. But now it’s back to the way it was originally.
Leave a CommentAll we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #87031. That overwhelmed a car salesman.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #85614, which claims to be a GT Modificato.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with the chassis number #85671, which spent the first 24 years of its life unused in a warehouse.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #93710, which had the same owner twice.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with the chassis number #87144, which generated a few dollars in service costs.
Leave a CommentA Ferrari 250 GT/Lusso like this can definitely be a toy. And the colour is just great, isn’t it?
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #85596. Which had a computer salesman as its first owner.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with the chassis number #85416. Which was once quite affordable.
Leave a CommentAll we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #85308. Which had probably been crashed at some point.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #84901. Which was involved in a serious accident.
Leave a CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with the chassis number #84557. Which once belonged to an heir to a jewellery fortune.
Leave a CommentAll we know about the Ferrari F40 with the chassis number #85515. Which has never been red.
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 CommentEverything we know about the Ferrari F40 with chassis number #84611. And that’s not very much.
Leave a CommentAnyone who had hoped to be able to buy an Alfa Romeo 4C cheaply at some point can now forget it. It’s a shame, somehow.
Leave a CommentA Citroën CX 25 GTi Turbo 2 is still a really fine car today. But we are also dealing with an exceptional example here.
Leave a 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 CommentRM Sotheby’s is now auctioning off trucks as well. And trailers. But you also have to take what’s still on the trailer.
Leave a CommentWe continue with the ‘idea cars’ from Chrysler and Ghia, here follows the GS-1 from 1953 and then the pretty ST Special from 1954.
Leave a CommentObviously a Cobra. But this Cobra, COB6038, does not come from Shelby, but directly from AC Cars. Confused? We can help.
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