The Bugatti Avio 8C engine formed the design foundation for Bugatti’s later large straight eight engines that were used in the Bugatti Royale automobile and the Bugatti high-speed railcars. Though the engine was originally created as…
Morgan cars had a humble but imaginative beginning with HFS Morgan first building a single-seat three wheel cycle-car which was steered by a tiller. HFS cars proceeded to increase in sophistication and practicality with his motorcycle…
The Maserati A6G/54 were arguably the first true grand touring cars the company produced. Fitted with a 2.0 liter DOHC dual spark plug inline six cylinder engine that had design input from Gioacchino Colombo these cars…
The Porsche 356 was the pioneering sports car that bore the Porsche name back in the post-war period. These cars possessed a quite unique character, and this character is enhanced by the work of Emory Motorsports,…
The Bugatti Type 44 made its debut at the Paris Motor Show of 1927. This was a Bugatti intended as a comfortable and easy to drive road touring car: smooth and docile, yet sporty with more…
The Aston Martin DB4 marked a leap forward for Aston Martin. Initially the company set about creating a technologically advanced new model with independent suspension and British styling. The second prototype in the development of the…
