1937 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic – The Pinnacle of Prewar

1937 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic coupe. Behind its distinctive dorsale fin slicing down the spine, this motionless sculpture casts reflections towards brighter days when freedom and optimism shined as brightly as the large chrome wheels it rolls upon. Yet no singular detail overwhelms the eye – only collective harmony flowing gracefully as coachbuilt couture. Hand-formed…

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Car Shut Off at Red Light: Shut Off at Red Lights

How Do Stop-Start Systems Work? Stop-start systems manage engine activity in modern vehicles. When a car stops, like at a red light, the engine powers down. Essential systems, like AC, steering, and brakes, keep going. They use the battery. Once the brake releases or clutch engages, the engine comes back on. This helps save fuel…

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The Allure and Majesty of Vintage Cadillac

The Allure and Majesty of Vintage Cadillac For over 100 years, Cadillac has been an iconic symbol of American automotive luxury, innovation and prestige. The brand pioneered many groundbreaking features still common in cars today, while vintage Cadillac models boast a combination of majestic styling, bespoke craftsmanship and wonderfully extravagant driving experiences unmatched by contemporary…

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1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III – Heavyweight Champion

The 1995 Lancer Evolution III cemented Mitsubishi’s dominance in rally and performance sedans. While compact and unassuming, the Evo III’s capabilities humiliated pricier rivals. Let’s examine the formidable technologies that made the Evolution III an automotive giant-killer. More Power and Response The Evo III’s 2.0-liter turbocharged 4G63 engine generated a stout 270 hp, nearly double…

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Lotus Elise – Lightweight Purity Distilled

Lotus Elise – Lightweight Purity Distilled When Lotus ditched hefty steel components for extruded aluminum bonded chassis sections on 1996’s Elise S1, this lightweight roadster ignited a revolution. Tipping scales at just 1,598 pounds proved revolutionary given thorough accommodations. By rigidly fusing the cabin directly atop a tightly mid-engine bay, Lotus focused obsessively on cutting…

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Nissan R390 – The Japanese Supercar

Nissan R390 – The Japanese Supercar That Took on Le Mans Nissan R390 in the late 1990s, Nissan was at the height of its powers in sports car racing. The brand sought to challenge Europe’s best with an innovative machine bred specifically to conquer the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance event: the R390….

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