The Lamborghini Miura is widely considered the first production supercar, combining race-inspired technical innovation, massive speed, and a futuristic design at an equally jaw-dropping price. Named for an infamous fighting bull, the Miura was introduced....continue

The Chevrolet Corvette was brought to market late in 1953, equipped with inadequate brakes, an anemic six-cylinder engine, a two-speed Powerglide combination, and an antiquated suspension and steering system. Its sports car appearance was certainly not....continue

The Colin Chapman designed Lotus 23B sports racing car was introduced in 1962 and would achieve such a high level of competition success that the French ACO banned it from appearing at Le Mans, knowing that no other car in its class would have the capability....continue

Body by the Italian Fantuzzi. Side-by-side with the Formula One effort, the Maserati Factory competed in the international sports car championship with the 300S. This model, one of 27 known examples built from 1955-1958, shared the same engine, driveline....continue

Those having never experienced the tragedy of war can tend to live in a dream world, where the skys the limit. War, however, changes things. There is an appreciation. Getting by, and making due, often become of greater importance. Then, once things....continue