his wedge-shaped 1960 show car, named after Chrysler design chief Virgil Exner, was one of the striking ‘idea cars’ of this era. It featured a grille frame that doubled as…

The McLaren 720S ended production late in 2022, and we’re now learning more details about its successor, the 750S. Driving the McLaren 720S, it’s hard to believe the automaker could…

In 1963, Corvette introduced its all-new Corvette Coupé and Convertible models called the Sting Rays. The car incorporated a boat-tail taper back end that was common for sporting roadsters of…

The Carl Breer-designed Chrysler Airflow was ahead of its time in terms of aerodynamics. The design was revolutionary for the 1930s; the sales, however, would be its downfall. The vehicle’s…

Oh, the possibilities! The array of buttons on the steering wheel of the 2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS boggles the mind with visions of finding the perfect tune for the…

Named after the Tatra Mountains, Tatra was a vehicle manufacturer in Koprivnic, Czech Republic that was founded in 1850. Originally beginning as a wagon and carriage manufacturer, Tatra produced its…

The Maserati 3500 GT was a Gran Turismo paragon of its era and the company’s first genuine series-production road car. Introduced in 1957, it embodied the design sophistication and engineering…

Alfa is reportedly also taking deposits for a “6C” sports car it might not even make. We know updated versions of the current Alfa Romeo Giulia sedan and Stelvio SUV likely soon will…

The Delahaye type 145 V12 was created for a specific purpose and inspired by a one million Franc reward. In 1937 the French government along with the French Automobile Club…