Archive
14/03/2026
Gooding: A Brilliant Amelia Island
Gooding Amelia Island 2026 surpasses $70M, with standout Ferraris and a record-breaking 1932 Miller.14/03/2026
Zagato: Over a Hundred Years of Achievements. The Cars with the Z that Monopolised Victory in the 50s and 60s
In the 50s and 60s Zagato focused on lightweight GT race cars, creating a unique design philosophy rooted in aerodynamics and performance.14/03/2026
When the Oxen Stopped Pulling the Cart: John Cooper and the Rear Engine in Formula 1
How Formula 1 moved from front engines to rear-engine cars, transforming racing forever.14/03/2026
Amelia: The Island of Treasure
Amelia Island 2026 celebrates classic cars with elegance, racing icons and record-breaking auctions.14/03/2026
A Century in Motion – Part 7: The Affirmation of American Identity Between the Crisis of ‘29 and the New Deal
The “Crazy Years” of the 1930s mixed luxury, crisis and the rise of the American Dream.07/03/2026
RM Sotheby’s in Miami: Full Sail in Florida
RM Sotheby’s Miami 2026 tops $73M, proving the market’s strength from Ferraris to record-breaking Porsches.07/03/2026
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.07/03/2026
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.07/03/2026
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.07/03/2026









