At the end of 1991, Pierluigi faced the biggest sliding-doors moment of his career: at the Spanish GP in September he signed ...

Frazer Nash takes precedence on BMW’s famous roundel. You might even argue a 2002tii would have enjoyed a still more stellar ...

Lita steering wheel. Not only was it a danger to drive, but two-week-old copies of the Daily Mirror were in the sills, w ...

A classic car fan’s guide to 2025 The classic car world is a broad church, and that’s reflected in the hundreds of big- and small-scale events that take place around the world every year. There’s ...

The Intensa Emozione – a name that even people who don’t speak the language will probably guess is the Italian for ‘intense emotion’ – was a limited-production, two-door coupé with a mid-mounted, ...

With its all-new V12, traditional front-engine/rear-drive layout and a transaxle ’box to keep the car perfectly balanced, the 456GT helped re-establish Ferrari’s ...

Channelling the spirit of Il Sorpasso and La Piscine, the Fiat 2300S and Dino coupés still make seductive cases for themselves, tapping directly into that idea of a louche and sophisticated 1960s ...

You’re someone of considerable substance – earned by the sweat of your brow, or inherited from Daddy – and you want a fast, dashing motor car of quality.

Take off the Lamborghini 3500GT Zagatoʼs nose badge and the giveaway script on the clipped tail and few would recognise this sleek, mid-ʼ60s super-coupé. Zagato experts will likely immediately spot ...

The MG Midget had the good fortune of being launched in 1961 – the same year that Stuart Turner joined the British Motor Corporation as competition manager. The former professional navigator ushered ...

There’s something about the guttural gulp of a pair of Weber carburettors gasping for air that can give even the most prosaic of engines a sense of purpose. Take the Vanguard four-cylinder, cast-iron ...

The latter is a vital ingredient of the former, and in the low-volume car business both need to be in bountiful supply. Yet it’s important not to overdose on either: just ask any start-up with a ...