Top Hat or Racing Helmet

The history of Invicta Cars is a tale of British car innovation and revival. Invicta Cars has seen a few incarnations since its beginnings in the 1920s. The Invicta Type-S designed as a high-performance sports car with an aerodynamic body, originally fitted with a 2.5 litre Henry Meadows six-cylinder engine. It was known for its […]

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Roheen and the Lizard

Weismann GmbH was a German car manufacturer started in 1988 by Martin and Friedhelm, the brothers Weismann. Originally, they built hardtops for other marques before deciding to build their own motor cars. In 1993, the first Weismann MF3 Roadster was introduced to the world. Weismann built 1,600 cars, all receiving wide acclaim. Journalists said that

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The Devil and the Bentley

Bentley and Ducati have joined forces and created the Ducati Diavel V4 motorbike. At first, this would seem an odd marriage; however, both are part of the mighty VW Group. But more than that, some bright spark in marketing has concluded that 50 Bentley owners would also like a Ducati. This motorised velocipede ‘links performance,

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Mr Webber and the Flying Car

Mark Webber’s Mercedes-Benz CLR became airborne and flipped during the 1999 24 Hours of Le Mans warm-up laps. And not just Mark; a similar incident occurred when Peter Dumbreck drove an equivalent Mercedes-Benz CLR. There were a series of aerodynamic miscalculations due to the sensitive platform. These events resulted in Mercedes-Benz withdrawing the Mercedes team

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