15 April 2022 The Maserati Boomerang was first displayed as a concept at the Turin Motor Show in 1971, as a full working model by the Geneva Salon in March 1972. The Boomerang missed the 1973 Motor Show circuit, but in 1974 it was successively shown at the Paris, London and Barcelona motor shows and […]
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14 April 2022 The Pagani Huayra has been with us for over ten years now, meaning it requires replacement. Pagani was very unhappy after the images of the Huayra successor were leaked online in January this year. However, now the prototype has been spotted out on the streets of Italy. As noted from the previously
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13 April 2022 George Brough made Brough Superior motorcycles in Nottingham from 1919 to 1940. The Brough Superior was dubbed the ‘Rolls-Royce of Motorcycles.’ The Brough Superior AMB 001 has eventually arrived following its debut three years ago at the Milan Motorcycle Show. There will be only 100 of the ‘track-only’ motorised velocipedes. Initially scheduled
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12 Apil 2022 A recent American study has produced some fascinating data regarding the popularity and opinion of my favourite subject, the fantastic motor car. According to the study, the most searches between 2019 and 2022 were for the Nissan GT-R, probably reflecting the younger age range of the respondents. The GT-R was also the
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11 April 2022 We are becoming accustomed to modern descriptives, like, Supercar, Hypercar, Megacar and now Supercraft; what next? American startup VonMercier has ‘launched’ a sporty amphibious vehicle claimed to be the ‘world’s first luxury hovercraft.’ This amphibious beast is named the Arosa; it seems Arosa means, Gentle Awakening; perhaps that will be the reaction
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08 April 2022 The Koenigsegg Gemera debuted in March 2020 as the brand’s first four-seat hypercar. The Swedish automaker now has its prototype with all of the systems onboard just over two years later. Apart from the four-seat configuration, this giant of a motor car is powered by a mid-mounted, twin turbo-charged 2.0 litre, 3-cylinder
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01 April 2022 When the new management took over Aston Martin in the early 1970s, there was one hidden asset, a design for a long-wheelbase four-door model to bear the Lagonda name. This car was supposedly born out of David Brown’s desire to be chauffeured in a car manufactured by Aston Martin. Though widely acclaimed
01 April 2022 When you think of Ferrari, the glamour, the style, it is a little disarming to see, amongst the racers, engines, and technical drawings, one of the Ferrari Museum’s most telling exhibits is a modest pair of black Persol 2762 sunglasses in a Perspex case. These, along with an immaculate trenchcoat, became Enzo
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01 April 2022 Chrysler was haemorrhaging cash and careening toward bankruptcy when Chrysler Chairman and CEO John Riccardo hired Lee Iacocca to become president and COO of the company on Nov. 2, 1978. Lee Iacocca was determined to make the best and most exclusive American personal luxury coupé money could buy. Iacocca and the management
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01 April 2022 If you want to turn your Aston Martin into a mobile safe room, AddArmor is the people for you, headed up by Pete Blaber, former US Special Mission Unit Commander. AddArmor specialises in armouring a vehicle to a B4-B6 level of protection that can withstand hand grenades and 12-pound landmines. In the
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