1996 saw the Skoda Octavia going into production in Mlada Boleslav in the Czech Republic. This was Skoda’s new entrant into the competitive mid segment, essentially competing against the Golf
The Maserati Mexico is a stylish coupe from back in 1966 and is considered one of the finest Italian GT cars of all time. Making its debut at the 53rd
The Last Blast in the # 722 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR is a fitting tribute to Sir Stirling Moss, one of the greatest racing drivers ever. And a tribute to something
The first of the post-war Alvis continuation cars from the Alvis Car Company in Kenilworth, England. The Graber Super Coupé 3.0 litre is complete after a two year build process,
It was the Geneva show in March 1981, some 40 years ago, when Lamborghini presented the Jalpa for the first time. But now it seems that the Jalpa isn’t the
There’s a new exhibition at the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart focussing on the generations of the SL. For over 70 years Mercedes have produced the SL and the exhibition will
Ok, the Plymouth Road Runner Superbird has to be the product of someone who watched the Wiley E Coyote Cartoon and thought I know, I’ll use it as the basis
Sadly, Walter Treser passed away on the at the age of 81. The former head of Audi Sport was a talented engineer who managed the quattro project and brought permanent
Thornley Kelham have released the last 3 Lancia Aurelia Outlaw European CSL variants. This lighter more powerful version of the B20 has been inspired by the Mille Miglia Le Mans
The Lancaster Classic Motor Show is the largest of its kind in the UK, occupying a large amount of the NEC near Birmingham. Every year the show brings some of
The GAZ-M20 Pobeda, Victory in Russian, is one of those unusual cars that we didn’t really see in the west until the Iron curtain fell. Deeply fascinating, to me at
Maserati have celebrated the 55th anniversary of the Ghibli. First seen on the 3rd of November 1966, the launch on the Ghia stand at the Turin Motor Show, being a