Following the success of the 904 would be no easy task. Perhaps that’s why Ferdinand Piëch, the then 28-year-old grandson of Ferdinand Porsche, was put in charge of developing a …
What’s designed by Pininfarina, crafted by Scaglietti, one of only 330 units and yellow all over? This 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4. Originally delivered to Milan, this Ferrari entered the U.S. …
If you think this 1960 Corvette looks like most on the market, you’d be right. What makes this Chevy so special isn’t what’s on the outside, but on the inside–more …
On March 17, 1966, Jackie Stewart (then an ambassador for Ford) presented the keys of a brand-new Ford GT40 to James Fielding–chairman of Heenan & Froude, the company that made …
One of the most luxurious cars money could buy, circa 1970? The Mercedes-Benz 600 Series–specifically, the long-wheelbase 600 Pullman. One of approximately 300 produced, this example for sale was delivered …
Some cars are fit for royalty and this Ferrari 308 GTS stands fit for a prince–specifically, Prince Albert of Monaco. This 1978 Ferrari 308 GTS, presented in the unique combination …
This is the very 1957 Corvette SS styling car that Chevrolet unveiled at the New York auto show. It showed the world what Chevrolet could do. To prepare this Corvette …
Most people already know four-time Indianapolis 500 winner A.J. Foyt, but do they know the car that led him to his first win? Well, this 1959 Kurtis-Epperly Offenhauser allowed Foyt …
While MG may be best remembered as the creator of iconic classics like the MGA, MGB and T-type, the British car maker offered something much more radical (at least for …
Driven by three-time Formula 1 World Champion Niki Lauda during the 1969 Österreichring 1000-kilometer race, this Porsche 910 boasts quite an impressive driver record: Rudi Lins, Rolf Stommelen, Otto Stuppbacher, …
