The Honda Acty, a name synonymous with “activity” in Japanese, is more than just a clever moniker. This versatile kei truck and microvan has been a workhorse in the Japanese domestic market (JDM) since its inception in 1977. While never officially sold new outside of Japan, the Acty has garnered a cult following among enthusiasts…
Take a walk through Porsche’s glistening museum in Stuttgart and one sleek silhouette stands out as the modern embodiment of the brand’s racing pedigree – the Le Mans conquering Porsche 919 Hybrid LMP1 prototype. Developed for World Endurance Championship domination, this ultimate expression of hybrid racing technology channeled every innovation Porsche engineers could conceive between…
Why the BMW E30 Became an Automotive Icon Among BMW faithful, few models capture hearts like the E30 generation built from 1982 to 1994. While every preceding 3-series brought dynamic new chassis technologies, this era perfected the formula blending lightweight construction, willing engine choices, and delicate handling into an affordable package celebrated by driving enthusiasts….
Appearance improvements of GR86: GR86’s Front Face Design The exterior of Toyota GR86 adopts a unique design language, giving it a strong visual impact. Toyota 86 showcases its sports genes through the large hexagonal grille. This aggressive grille dominates the front face, It satisfies cooling needs and creates a powerful aura. The sleek LED headlights…
Infiniti QE concept Infiniti made waves at the 2023 Detroit Auto Show by unveiling its bold QE concept crossover. This sleek EV demonstrates the brand’s vision for an electrified, technology-focused future. The car is a concept vehicle. It is also the first electric model launched by the Infiniti brand. The car will debut on October…
How does rally racing work For those unfamiliar with rallying, the sport can seem confusing and impenetrable at first. But beneath the surface, rally racing adheres to a straightforward format that rewards car control, adaptability, and precision driving. Let’s lift the veil on how rally competitions operate from start to finish and what makes this…
Audi Quattro A1 holds a special place in rally history as the homologation basis for Audi’s Group B rally racers. Built in limited numbers in 1984 specifically to meet Group B rules, the road-going Quattro A1 provided the foundation for Audi’s rally dominance with its radical all-wheel-drive system and turbocharged five-cylinder engine. Only 200 A1…
Skoda Rally car entered the global scene after becoming part of the Volkswagen Group in 1991. But even decades before, Skoda competed extensively in motorsports like rallying. Though little-known outside Eastern Europe, Skoda fielded speedy, reliable rally cars as far back as the 1960s. Let’s explore Skoda’s unsung history in rally racing and learn how…