Porsche 919 Hybrid – The Motorsport Marvel

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…

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Vector W8: The All-American Supercar That Shocked The World

Few supercars shocked the 1990s era quite like the Vector W8. Developed with aerospace technology by American visionary Gerald Wiegert, the low-slung Vector caught the automotive world off-guard by outperforming exotics costing multiples more. By independently developing advanced race-bred components engineered for extreme speed, Wiegert aimed to prove American ingenuity could create a supercar surpassing…

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Volkswagen Corrado – VW’s Forgotten Sports Coupe

Volkswagen Corrado – VW’s Forgotten Sports Coupe The Volkswagen Corrado represented VW’s attempt to add a true sports car to its model range alongside more traditional economy-focused models. Sold from 1988 to 1995 initially just in Europe, the swoopy Corrado brought coupe style and lively performance unseen in VWs since the Scirocco. Under the sleek…

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Ferrari Dino – The Sensational V6 Two-Seater

Among vaunted Ferrari road cars securing the brand’s glowing reputation, few proved as instrumental expanding awareness beyond racing circles as the 1967-1976 Ferrari Dino. Forming Maranello’s new entry-level series pre-dating today’s Roma and Portofino lines, the svelte two-seat Dino coupes and spiders made the prancing horse accessible through a welcoming combination of elegant Pininfarina style,…

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