Archive
12/07/2025
When Icons Go Electric: A Question of Identity
Electric cars deserve their own identity—reviving iconic names like Mustang, Turbo, GTi or Delta risks erasing automotive heritage.12/07/2025
Broken Dreams: Chevrolet Bertone Nivola. Yellow like the colour of Nuvolari
Nuccio Bertone’s final masterpiece, the Nivola, was a bold fusion of art and engineering—an elegant dream the market never embraced.12/07/2025
Artcurial. Wind and rain in St. Tropez
Heat hit hard: auction sales sank, but beach cars shined—highlight was a €107K amphibious Iveco, while top classics mostly went unsold.11/07/2025
Amphibious Cars and New Technologies. Never Say Never
From the Amphicar to hydrofoil research inspired by America's Cup yachts, amphibious cars trace a long, curious path between road and sea.05/07/2025
Eagerly Anticipated and Finally Here — The New Edition of The Key Has Arrived
The Key 2025: A top classic car magazine featuring collector rankings, rare interviews, and a rich history of automotive evolution.05/07/2025
The Cannonball Run: The Last Race for Freedom
From NYC to LA, no rules, no stops—just speed. The Cannonball Run became an outlaw legend, a film, and a symbol of pure motoring freedom.05/07/2025
Bonhams Incautious at Bonmont: Little Information puts the Brakes on Bidders
Bidder #6005 saved the Bonhams Bonmont auction, securing a rare Ferrari 275 GTB/4 and accounting for half the total sales alone.05/07/2025
A Legend Reimagined: The Exclusive Roarington 1000 Miglia Simulators
Roarington made 10 custom simulators for 1000 Miglia, blending real cars, digital twins, and legendary design from Pininfarina and Zagato.05/07/2025
The Fallen Stars: Porsche Panamericana. Extravaganza at the Porsche Museum
The one-off 1989 Porsche Panamericana, built for Ferry Porsche’s 80th birthday, previewed future icons with bold design and versatility.28/06/2025









