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While its greatest adversary Lamborghini resorted to putting the engine in the middle, Ferrari stuck with a front-engined design for its new supercar in 1968. That didn’t make it any less desirable though, and despite the fact that Ferrari only ...

Muscle cars weren’t just reserved for American car enthusiasts; Australia had a similar scene of its own. While car makers like Holden, Ford and Chrysler didn’t offer Australian buyers the same choice – or the crazy levels of power – ...

If you were asked to compile a list of the world’s most beautiful cars, the chances are that a decent proportion of them would have been designed by Pininfarina and built by Ferrari. Take the 250GT SWB for example. Even ...

When it comes to hairy-chested sportscars, the 3000 is like a toupee on wheels. The last model to come from Austin Healey before it shut up shop for good, the 3000, was the last in a line of gorgeously curvy ...

Anythingthat’s good enough to serve as transport for James Bond has to be pretty desirable; in the 1977 blockbuster The Spy Who Loved Me, Roger Moore got to drive the freshly-minted Lotus underwater, thanks to some distinctly non-standard features. Early ...