Archive
08/03/2025
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 19: The Evolution of Chassis and Materials
Ferrari’s chassis evolution mirrors its racing legacy. From tubular steel frames in the ‘50s to aluminum monocoques and carbon fiber innovations, Ferrari consistently pushes boundaries.08/03/2025
Broken Dreams: Maserati Boomerang. Artist’s Proof
The Maserati Boomerang, a revolutionary concept by Giorgetto Giugiaro, debuted in 1971, pushing design boundaries. Despite its innovation, the 1973 oil crisis halted its future.08/03/2025
Police Cars Extravaganza – Part 2: Better Not Mess Around on British Highways
From Jaguar MK2s chasing criminals in the 1960s to a Ferrari 612 Scaglietti leading a convoy, the UK police have used some unique vehicles. Whether for patrols or publicity, these high-performance cars made an impact on British roads.01/03/2025
Broken Dreams: Ford Supervans. Superfast Deliveries
Ford's Supervan series turned ordinary Transit vans into high-speed monsters with GT40, Group C, and even Formula 1 engines. From 1971 to 1995, these insane machines pushed the limits of speed and aerodynamics.01/03/2025
Police Cars Extravaganza - Part 1: The Fierce Dutch Porsches
The Dutch Rijkspolitie used Porsche 356 Cabriolets and later 911 Targas to patrol highways before speed limits were introduced. From 1962 to 1996, these high-performance vehicles played a key role.22/02/2025
Broken Dreams: Lancia Stratos Zero. Human Intelligence
The Lancia Stratos Zero, a futuristic concept by Bertone in 1970, featured a radical wedge shape and unique entry via a lifting windshield. Though stunning, it was overshadowed by the Stratos HF, which won races with a powerful V6 engine.15/02/2025
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 18: How Schumacher turned the Steering Wheel into a Computer
Ferrari revolutionized steering wheels with Schumacher’s push for innovation in 1996. The "Manettino", introduced in Formula 1, evolved into road cars by 2004, enhancing control and performance. Today, it remains a defining feature of Ferrari vehicles.15/02/2025
Broken Dreams: Pininfarina 512 S Modulo. The Eighth Wonder of the World
The Pininfarina 512 S Modulo, designed by Paolo Martin in 1970, remains an icon of avant-garde automotive design. With its futuristic lines, semi-faired wheels, and a Ferrari V12 engine, it stunned the world and is now digitally preserved.15/02/2025
The First Internal Combustion Engine in History Has Roared Again
In 1853, Barsanti and Matteucci created the first internal combustion engine. Forgotten for decades, it was faithfully rebuilt after 5,000 hours of research and work. In 2025, the engine was restarted in Florence, honoring Europe’s technological legacy.08/02/2025