For the 1974 season, Porsche produced yet another evolution of the 911. Developed around the 3-litre RS homologation special, the 3-litre RSR which would become the most successful Group 4 car of its era. In its early years, the RSR swept all ...

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Immensely passionate about Ferrari and its engines, artisan Terzo Dalia has been handcrafting incredibly detailed and faithful representations of Ferrari’s finest componentry in very small numbers. Recognised by collectors worldwide and even L...

The Lamborghini Huracán made its grand reveal during the Geneva Auto Show held in March 2014, and was released in the second quarter of 2014. The car that was to replace Lamorghini's sales leading and most produced marque, the Gallardo proved ...

Ordered to sit alongside a McLaren F1 as part of a prominent collection, this 1-owner McLaren Speedtail was delivered in July 2020. One of just 106 examples, the owner of this example wanted to ensure the specification remained elegant and tru...

Unquestionably the most iconic sports car of its era, Mercedes-Benz’s 300 SL ‘Gullwing’ was a car far ahead of its time. Tracing its origins to the W194 race car which saw success at events including the Mille Miglia and 24 Hours of Le Mans, U...

The DB4 GT Zagato, a honed lightweight race car which is not only hugely competitive on the circuit, but isn’t too bad at achieving over 6 figures at auction. Registration “2 VEV” sold for over £10m at the Goodwood sale. Later limited-run mode...

A Totally Unique Prototype AC   Designed by Zdislaw Teofil Marzewski, with an Aluminium Body over a Spaceframe Chassis Independent Coil Sprung Suspension all round, and Powered by a 289 Ford V8 Motor.  Retained by A.C Chairma...

When Porsche revealed the 997 GT2 RS in 2010 it was their most powerful production car yet which surprisingly included the 2003 Carrera GT! It was described at its launch by the press as, "encouragingly unhinged", "the maddest Porsche in a goo...

The Cobra Roadster’s success was none other than outstanding, however Enzo Ferrari would soon put a stop to it when the 250GTO began to compete. Using the same technique as Ferrari, the Cobra’s new body was aerodynamically modernized and prove...

Brian Lister was the son of a wealthy industrialist. He, like many did, entered motor racing with his own creation and first raced an MG engined Cooper chassis in 1951. This was soon replaced by a Tojeiro chassis with an air-cooled Jap motorcy...

The ultimate 911. There is no more iconic silhouette than that of the early 911 and of all the variations and differences in these cars the shape of the 2.7 RS with its Aerodynamic ducktail is the most instantly recognisable. It captured the i...

 Launched at the London motor show in September 1958, the Aston Martin DB4 would take the world by storm. Clothed by Italian style gurus Carrozzeria Touring, the DB4’s sleek lines paired with Aston Martin’s straight-six engine made for fo...

The Lamborghini Huracán made its grand reveal during the Geneva Auto Show held in March 2014, and was released in the second quarter of 2014. The car that was to replace Lamorghini's sales leading and most produced marque, the Gallardo proved ...