Archive
10/05/2025
Broken Dreams: Chevrolet CERV. The Long Wait
From F1 roots to the C8, Corvette’s rear-engine dream took decades, driven by Zora Arkus-Duntov and CERV innovation.03/05/2025
Promotional Vehicles Part 3: After Food, Other Products
Roarington explores wild promo vehicles—this time featuring toothpaste tubes, pens, and lighters turned into rolling ads!03/05/2025
Broken Dreams: Peugeot Oxia. The Lion’s Dream
Peugeot’s wild Group S dreams led to the Oxia supercar—680hp, solar tech, and a Le Mans legacy, all from a canceled rally class.26/04/2025
Porsche's Technological Innovations Part 7: Concept 911 Becomes the Brand Symbol
Porsche's 911 evolved from the 901 prototype, becoming a timeless brand symbol through continuous innovation while retaining its iconic design over six decades.26/04/2025
Broken Dreams: Citroën Xenia. Future proof
The 1981 Citroën Xenia blended GT luxury with bold innovation—but despite its promise, it remained a dream that never hit the road.26/04/2025
Promotional Vehicles Part 2: Cars for Advertising Food Products
Whimsical food-themed cars roll through history, turning heads and promoting brands with creativity, charm, and a touch of humor.19/04/2025
Promotional Vehicles - Part 1: Marketing on Wheels
Before TV, promotional vehicles like Life Savers' mint car brought ads to life—mobile, eye-catching, and unforgettable.19/04/2025
Porsche's Technological Innovations Part 6: With Zagato and Abarth to Dominate in GT
Ferry Porsche's loss to Elio Zagato in 1954 led to the lightweight 356 Carrera GTL Abarth, securing over 100 wins and shaping Porsche’s racing future.19/04/2025
Police Cars Extravaganza - Part 7: American Horsepower
Roarington explores America's most iconic police cars, from the 1900s Model T to the high-speed Dodge Polara and Mustang SSP.12/04/2025