The 12-cylinder mid-engine Testarossa ( type F110) was manufactured by Ferrari beginning in 1984 and was introduced at the Paris Auto Show that year. The Pininfarina designed Testarossa featured a…
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First introduced in 1971 the Alpine A310 replaced the earlier, 4 cylinder, A110. While the new car was larger and heavier it retained the same, rear mounted 4 cylinder engine…
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The VW Scirocco was designed as a replacement for the popular VW Karmann Ghia coupe and was first offered in 1974. The first generation was produced until early 1981 when…
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The 12 cylinder, mid-mounted Ferrari 512BB (Berlinetta Boxer) , was fist offered by Ferrari in 1973 to replace the front mounted 12 cylinder, 365 GT/ Daytona. The 512 BB was…
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First introduced 1973 at the Paris Motor Show, the 308 GT4 was the first Ferrari to feature a mid engined V8 layout, a design that was to become the core…
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The sometimes referred as Porsche’s muscle car, the 928 was introduced in 1977. Arriving on the heels of the oil shortage the company was required to reduce the horsepower of…
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The 600SL, introduced in 1993, was offered with a 389 hp, V-12 engine and a 4 speed manual transmission. Other features included independent 5-arm multilink rear suspension, independent front damper…
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First introduced in 1978 the RX7 model went through a number of updates over the years including body restyling, suspension update, a turbo charged option and disc brakes. The 1993…
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Nissan’s 300ZX, twin turbo models were offered with HICAS ( High Capacity Actively Controlled Steering) a four wheel steering, a system designed to increase vehicle stability while maneuvering at high…
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The 300ZX name followed the numerical convention initiated with the original Z car, the Nissan S30, which was marketed in the U.S. as the 240Z. The first generation 300ZX known…
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