Ford made a significant transition by adopting an overhead-valve engine for its smallest family sedan, debuting with the Anglia 105E in September 1959. Featuring a compact 997cc…

Regarded by many as the ultimate embodiment of an authentic Aston Martin, the DB6 made its debut in 1965 as the successor to the DB5. Despite benefiting…

Unveiled at the 1975 Paris Salon, the Ferrari 308 GTB marked a milestone for the renowned Italian automaker as its inaugural production car with a glassfibre –…

In the early 1950s, Ferrari prioritized manufacturing competition cars, but the 250 Europa marked the brand’s initial foray into limited series production alongside the 375GT America. Unveiled…

Introduced in 1954, the Giulietta marked a pivotal moment for Alfa Romeo, embodying the ethos of ‘small car, big performance’ that would define the brand. The overwhelming…

Despite initial struggles in sales of Chevrolet’s new Corvette sports car and the looming threat of its discontinuation, plans for a more focused and purposeful iteration of…

Founded in 1926 in Turin by Giorgio Ambrosini, the Società Italiana Auto Trasformazione Accessori, or SIATA, initially specialized in crafting performance enhancements for FIAT vehicles. These upgrades…

Debuting in 1961, the Oldsmobile Starfire emerged as a top-tier luxury vehicle, positioned as a direct competitor to Ford’s Thunderbird. Distinguished by its sleek design and performance-driven…

In 1955, Chevrolet underwent a comprehensive overhaul of its full-size lineup, resulting in a completely new car. Signifying a significant departure, a V-8 engine became available for…