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
Unforgettable Car Geniuses: Ferdinand Piëch
Ferdinand Piëch was a visionary who transformed the auto industry. From creating the Porsche 917 to expanding Volkswagen’s empire, his legacy is immense. A man of excess and passion, he left an indelible mark before his sudden passing in 2019.
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.
08/03/2025
RM Sotheby’s in Miami Concludes a Record-Breaking February
RM Sotheby’s Miami auction broke records, with standout sales like the Ford GT40 MkII ($13.2M), Ferrari F50 ($5.53M), and Corvette SS XP64 ($7.7M). Despite fewer cars sold, total sales grew 40% over 2024, with an average car price nearing $1M.
07/03/2025
Broken Dreams: Alfa Romeo 2uettottanta. Killed by the wrong name?
Alfa Romeo’s 2uettottanta was a perfect Duetto revival—beautiful, production-ready, and sadly never built.
07/03/2025
A Century in Motion – Part 6: The Many Contradictions of the Crazy Years
The ‘Crazy Years’ of the 1930s blended luxury cars, Bauhaus modernism, superheroes and the shadows of war.
07/03/2025
Zagato: Over a Hundred Years of Achievements. 1940–1950: From the Bombs to the Conquest of Europe
After WWII destroyed his workshop, Ugo Zagato imagined the futuristic Panoramica cars that reshaped post-war design.
07/03/2025
A record-breaking Peugeot at 407 km/h — well, 405! When marketing does its finest work
In 1988, the WM P88 broke 400 km/h at Le Mans — and helped launch the Peugeot 405 legend.
07/03/2025