While other manufacturers faltered under the weight of growing governmental regulations, Porsche’s engineers groomed the 911 to strength from launch. Collectively, the E- and F-Series 911 models of 1972 and 1973...

Produced from 1961 to 1963, BMW’s classically styled 2600 was directly descended from the 502, BMW’s first V8 model, itself derived from the 501, which was the Bavarian marque’s first new post-war model offering....

Established in the 1950s by the four Walklett brothers, Bob, Ivor, Trevor, and Douglas, Ginetta produced its first car in 1958 and quickly made a name for itself as a constructor of top-notch sports racing and...

Recalling the purity and purpose of the original Shelby Cobras of the 1960s, the Dodge (later SRT) Viper RT/10 is the product of the fertile imaginations of Chrysler president Bob Lutz, design chief Tom Gale, and...

While Old Lyme, Connecticut’s Callaway Cars is well-known for its RPO B2K Chevrolet Corvettes of the late 1980s/early 1990s, which kept America’s Sports Car at the forefront of performance on either side of the...

Featuring the fashionably angular body styling introduced in mid-1983, Honda’s sporty Prelude 2+2 Coupe quickly earned rising demand as a high-quality personal car with excellent all-around handling and...

When it debuted in 1983, Ford brought out Jackie Stewart to demonstrate the handling prowess of the Thunderbird Turbo Coupe, pitting it against a BMW 633CSi at Laguna Seca. He lapped Laguna shaving two seconds...

As the time-honored adage goes, “A car can be original only once.” Thankfully, this 1984 Toyota Celica GT-S Liftback has been carefully used and faithfully kept in wonderfully original condition over the past 37...

Britain’s legendary Land Rover requires little, if any, introduction. Featuring the proven capability to traverse much of the most forbidding terrain and weather Mother Nature can dish out, the Land Rover brand...