From pioneering beginnings to a poignant end, Jensen Motors' journey epitomizes automotive ambition. Despite iconic models like the Interceptor, financial woes and market shifts sealed its fate by 1976, echoing the decline of British automotive romance.
The 1964 Ferrari 250 LM, owned by Chris and Anna Cox, wins the Peninsula Best of the Best Award 2024. Chosen among nine stunning finalists, it triumphed over legendary Bugattis, an Alfa Romeo 8C, and luxury icons like Rolls-Royce and Delahaye.
The Ferrari F50, introduced in 1995, was a road-legal supercar designed with true Formula 1 engineering. With a load-bearing V12 engine derived from the 640 F1, carbon-fiber monocoque, and advanced suspension.
The 1954 Mercedes W 196 R Streamliner became the most expensive Grand Prix car ever, selling for €51,155,000. A symbol of innovation, it was the only fully streamlined F1 car. Despite performance issues, it remains a legendary piece of motorsport history.
The Ferrari F355 revolutionized road car design by introducing ground-effect technology, leveraging race-proven innovations to improve grip and handling.
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