Archive
24/05/2025
Broken Dreams: Baby Lamborghini. The Spark of Rebirth
Lamborghini’s V10 dream lived through the P140 and Calà, paving the way for the Gallardo and the brand’s ultimate revival in 2003.
24/05/2025
Not Just Formula 1: The Monaco Grand Prix Like You’ve Never Seen It
Monaco’s streets have hosted more than F1—legendary sports cars and thrilling one-make series have lit up the Principality for decades.
24/05/2025
The Spectacle Successes of Dana Mecum’s Auctions Renewed in Indianapolis
Mecum’s Indy auction blends showbiz and sales, with TV broadcasts driving record prices for rare Ferraris, Bugattis, and classic icons.
17/05/2025
Promotional Vehicles Part 5: Beverages
Roarington explores iconic beverage promo cars—from 1920s cava bottles to Red Bull's rooftop cans—blending history, design, and marketing flair.
17/05/2025
Porsche's Technological Innovations Part 9: Targa, a Lucky Name Inspired by Racing
How Porsche’s Targa redefined open-top sports cars—born from racing, shaped by safety, and named after a legendary Sicilian road race.
17/05/2025
Checkmate of Kings: Ross Brawn and the Strange Case of Brawn GP
Brawn GP's 2009 F1 fairytale: bought for £1, raced one season, won both titles, and became the foundation of Mercedes' F1 return.
17/05/2025
Broken Dreams: Ferrari 408 4RM. Forghieri’s last “Cavallino”
Mauro Forghieri’s advanced Ferrari 408 4RM blended racing tech with road use, but was too ahead of its time to reach production.
17/05/2025
The Giant and the Pygmy: RM and Hampson Amaze
Two auctions, two worlds: RM’s global glitz meets Hampson’s local passion in a surprising week of high-end bargains and record-breaking sales.
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.
10/05/2025