The 280 SL is the third and final configuration of the Mercedes Benz W 113, roadster/coupe was introduced in 1967 and produced until 1971. The primary features that changed in…
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The Austin Mini was first introduced in 1959.Built initially by British Motor Corporation (BMC) the Mini was eventually produced at a number of factories around the world and was voted…
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The Jaguar Series 1 cars were produced from 1961 to 1968. All E-Types featured independent coil spring rear suspension with torsion bar front ends, and four wheel disc brakes, in-board…
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The 1956 Continental is a hand-built, ultra-luxury coupe offered by the Continental division of the Ford Motor Company for the model year 1955-57. The car was dubbed the Mark II…
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The Alfa Romeo Spider was manufactured over a period of nearly three decades and experienced several design generations. This car, a Spider 2000 Veloce, is of the second generation which…
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This car was produced in the final year of the first generation of Opel GT’s which spanned the years from 1968 to 1973. Production of the GT would take a…
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The 1800 ES was an updated version of the Volvo 1800, introduced as a sports wagon in 1971. While the basic specs of the car remained essentially unchanged the 1800ES…
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While the mid engine design was well established for Grand Prix cars by the mid 1960’s, almost no cars of its type were available for the open road. Lotus designed…
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The Porsche model 911 was manufactured over a period of 25 years beginning in 1964. Over the years the 911 was offered with a range of body styles including the…
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The development of BMW’s Z series began in 1985 with the first production Z1 exhibited at the Frankfurt Auto show in 1987. The Z1 featured plastic body panels, vertically sliding…
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