When Romano Artioli brought the Bugatti nameplate back to life with the EB 110 in 1991, he did not disappoint. Featuring a quad-turbo V12, all-wheel-drive, and a carbon fiber monocoque, the EB 110 could storm from 0-60 in 3.5 seconds and a top speed of 212 MPH. This 1994 EB […]

The latest Fast and Furious installment finds Dom behind the wheel of his iconic Dodge Charger — this time with a mid-mount engine. Wisconsin-based SpeedKore has a reputation for some of the most outrageous Mopar builds you’ll see, and their latest creation is the an exact replica of Dom’s ride in F9. Named […]

Between 1937 and 1939, Captain George Eyston and fellow Enghlishman John Cobb battled for the landspeed world record at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. Eyston breifly held the record at aver 350 MPH in the Thunderbolt, an aerodynamic powerhouse using two Rolls-Royce R V12 aero engines, designed specifically for air racing. Rolls-Royce is celebrating […]

The oldest surviving Aston Martin is celebrating its 100th year on the road, and the iconic British manufacturer is celebrating with a special edition A3 Vantage Roadster. Named after the 1921 A3, the A3 Vantage features bespoke details inspired by the original. Outside, a black grille with aluminum surround and […]

The 911 Targa was launched in 1967 due to concerns about proposed US safety regulations that would eliminate open-top convertibles. An integrated rollbar capped in a stainless steel plate and removable roof panel made the Targa a staple of the 911 lineup. This 1972 911 S Targa was originally sold […]

Founded in 1863, James Young was one of the last great British coachbuilders in the twilight of the coachbuilding era in the 1960s. While most of James Young’s work was with the Phantom V, six fixed-head Silver Cloud III coupes were bodies by the company, marking one of the most […]

Those looking for the original Porsche could hardly find a better example than this Porsche 356 pre-A split-window cabriolet. Made from 1948 to late 1952, this split-window 356 among the earliest of the model produced. The Glaser 356 cabriolets were sent to coachbuilder Glaser for conversion, due to the main […]

In 2019, Bugatti pared back the Chiron to create the world’s first 300 MPH-capable production car, the Chiron Super Sport 300+. Much of the luxury and comfort of the Chiron was removed to pull every ounce of performance out of the platform, but now those wanting the best of both […]

First introduced at the 2018 Geneva Auto Show, Croatian manufacturer Rimac has unveiled the Nevera electric hypercar in its final production-ready form. The Nevera features an active aero system that can convert to a high-downforce setup for corners and an ultra low-drag configuration of 0.3 Cd for straights, enabling a […]

In October 1965, when the Silver Cloud series was replaced by the Silver Shadow, Rolls-Royce went away from its proud coachbuilding tradition. With the Boat Tail, it’s officially back. A one-of-a-kind commission, it moves beyond Bespoke customization with original bodywork and features, including an integral grille, a wrap-around windscreen, and […]