Is the final version of something always the best? This 1998 Lotus Esprit V8 might be evidence of that. Although introduced in the mid- ‘70s, the Esprit wouldn’t get a full …
Sponsored Content Presented by Wire Wheel Classic Sports Cars. Wish your MG TF drove like a slightly more modern MGB? This MG TF Recreation just might scratch that itch. Built …
Why settle for any old-school Lamborghini when this rare, low-mileage 1984 Lamborghini Countach 5000 S exists? Not only is this Lamborghini one of only 321 examples ever built, it’s also …
Want to look and feel like a million dollars behind the wheel without having to spend even a quarter of that amount? Just try this 1989 Bentley Turbo R. And …
Why just make a painting of a car when you can turn a whole car into art? That seemed to be the plan behind this Porsche 908 resin sculpture. Made using …
Before the now-legendary Z-car dominated race tracks the world over, the Datsun Sports line quickly proved to be a formidable track machine. This 1969 Datsun 2000 is a later model from …
In 1987, if you wanted the fastest Corvette on the market, there was only one choice: the B2K Callaway Twin-Turbo. Rated for more than 350 horsepower and capable of a …
Sponsored Content Presented by Carlisle Auctions. Not a Sunchaser, but a full-on convertible 1981 Toyota Celica–offering just as much (if not more) wind-in-you-hair fun. Said to be one of roughly …
What’s the longest wheelie you’ve ever pulled off? This 1969 Dodge A100, better known as The Little Red Wagon, just might have you beat with a wheelstand lasting 4230 feet. …
What happens when a Lamborghini test driver Claudio Zampolli teams up with a music producer Giorgio Moroder to make a supercar? The Cizeta-Moroder V16T–and yes, “V16T” refers to the car’s …
