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How Modern Tires Differ From Classic Tires
The automotive industry from the earliest of days has had a focus on the overall design of the vehicle. The tires on a vehicle are after all, the only part Read More
The Best Classic Cars in Digital Games: A Racing Enthusiast’s Guide
Classic Cars in Digital Games: Iconic Automobiles Reimagined in the Digital Age Classic cars symbolize elegance, nostalgia, and automotive craftsmanship, captivating generations of enthusiasts. In an increasingly digital world, technology Read More
Ferrari Dino 208 GT4 | Prancing Horse on a Budget: Still Great!
Words Andrea Albertazzi / Photos Ferrari S.P.A. You might think a lot change in 50 years, but some annoying aspects have remained substantially the same. Take taxes for example, especially Read More
Mazda 323: The Hatchback That Paved the Way
Words Marco Rallo / Photos Mazda Media The 1979 Mazda 323 represents a turning point in the history of Japanese motoring panorama. Introduced as an economical city car, it has Read More
FIAT 500 Topolino | Vintage
Words Roberto Marrone / Photos Alessandro Marrone Summer, Saturday morning and the streets of the Ligurian Riviera are literally invaded by tourists looking for a parking spot on what could Read More
Renault R18 Turbo | Not All Bombshells Are Red
Introduced in the spring of 1978, the Renault 18 was available in many versions, the most equipped of which were the GTL and GTS at its launch. To complete the Read More
Peak of the Andes 2024 | Events
Running a classic rally demands a careful balance between two extremes: avoiding snow, which can close mountain passes, and steering clear of heat, which strains both driver and machine. This Read More
Classic Run 2024 – Il Giro del Monferrato | Events
We reach the end of the season not yet satiated by the many kilometers traveled so far. We need more roads, more views and a lot of noise, but after Read More
Auto e Moto d’Epoca Bologna 2024 | Events
Words by Carlo Brema / Photos by Giorgia Rossi The figures of the Bologna exhibition are exceptional: 235,000 square meters, 14 pavilions, 4 thematic routes, over 7,000 cars and motorcycles Read More
