The arrival of the True Vantage Up until this point, the “Vantage” badge was used as a suffix that denotes the high-performance variant of a given Aston Martin model, but it wasn’t until 1972 that the Vantage became a stand-alone model, essentially a mildly-restyled version of the 1967 DBS. This time, however, instead of a … Read more
Toyota Corolla Levin AE111 Introduced in 1995, the Toyota Corolla Levin was a compact sports coupe with front-wheel drive and one of the best Toyota four-cylinder engines ever made – the 4A-GE “blacktop”. Contrary to what some believe, this version of the engine was never offered on the iconic Corolla AE86, which has rear-wheel drive. … Read more
Trims While the Model X is available in two trims: base and Plaid, the Eletre will hit the market as a solo trim, later joined by a 900-horsepower variant, according to Top Gear. The Eletre will come with LED lights as standard, along with massive 21-inch wheels, carbon-fiber exterior trim, flush door handles, and a … Read more
BMW would like us to think that the M5 touring wagon was meant to destroy lap times without having to take off the child seats. But the truth is the unforgettable V10 powered M5 range almost never happened. The V10 which is arguably the M5’s signature dish was the result of BMW’s attempt to create … Read more
It’s very Lightweight Lightness is almost something that goes without saying when talking about any Morgan car, but the Morgan Super 3 is one of the lightest cars the brand has ever made. This is the first three-wheeler Morgan that features the company’s new aluminum chassis with bonded-aluminum monocoque. In times of tech-heavy cars, lightness … Read more
1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 502ci by Vintage Motorworks Starting off with one of the baddest muscle cars ever made, this 1970 Chevelle SS was built by Vintage Motorworks and still retains much of the original car, including the frame. The beauty of this car is that, despite the numerous suspension and performance upgrades, it still … Read more
TVR Jomar / Open Sport / Coupe (1956 – 1959) TVR produced its first three models, as an independent brand, in 1956. In the same year, the British carmaker came up with the Jomar, Open Sport, and Coupe models, all of which shared TVR’s new semi-spaceframe chassis with a central backbone. The Jomar was a … Read more
It wasn’t officially called a hatchback The Citroen Traction Avant is actually a lineup of front-wheel-drive Citroen executive cars, produced in a variety of body styles. The car was offered as a four-door sedan, two-door sedan (coupe), two-door convertible, and a five-door hatchback. It’s worth noting that the definition “hatchback” did not become officially recognized … Read more
About the Tecnica The newest baby bull sits between the Huracan EVO range and the recently introduced STO which is regarded by most industry experts as the best driving car ever made by the Italian auto marque, topping the likes of the Aventador SVJ. How you may ask? The answer is simple – two-wheel drive. … Read more
Overview This is the Sorceress, a 5000 hp streetable drag racing monster based on a 1984 Hurst Olds Now one look at the Sorceress and you think, and you think Dragster. Well, it is that yes, you can also take it out on the road because this car has headlights, turn signals, and is on IOWA … Read more