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Audi TT 3.2 V6 quattro | Still The Sports Car to Own
Words Alessandro Marrone / Photos Audi It’s 2003. Just another morning. You wake up, get out of bed and start getting ready for your appointment at the Audi dealership. Five Read More
The 4 Most Powerful Mercedes Models: Fast and Enduring
Mercedes is an automotive brand that has come a long way from creating the first self-propelled carriages to producing hypercars capable of competing with Formula 1 race cars. Among its Read More
Alfa Romeo 156 GTA | The Super-Sedan That Inspired the Giulia Quadrifoglio
The arrival of the 2000s didn’t just ease concerns about the Millennium Bug. It also helped bring Alfa Romeo back into the spotlight among driving enthusiasts. First came the Alfa Read More
Caterham Seven 340R | Test Drive
One moment you’re freezing cold, the next you’re roasting. Sometimes both happen at once, and you always have to wear goggles to avoid being blinded by a stray pebble. But Read More
Shelby Omni GLH-S | Carroll Shelby’s Pocket Rocket
Year 1986: Shelby Omni GLH-S. It’s not the title of an action movie starring Kurt Russell as Snake Plissken, but it’s close to that. Because cars like this are the Read More
Alpine A310 | Perseverance and V6: A Story of Glory
When Alpine unveiled the A310 in 1971, the Dieppe-based company was already renowned for the lightness and agility of its A110 berlinetta, a star in the rally world. The new Read More
Maserati GranTurismo Trofeo | Test Drive
In Corsa mode, traction controls are dialed back and if I weren’t risking shredding the tires before even finishing a full tank, I could let the rear slide out at Read More
Toyota Corolla Coupe AE86 GT | Tofu Drift Icon
Words Carlo Brema / Photos Toyota The 1987 Toyota Corolla Coupe AE86 GT is one of those cars that shouldn’t exist, at least according to modern logic. Too small to Read More
Saab 9000 Turbo | The Swedish Interceptor
Words Matteo Lavazza / Photos Saab There was a time when cars weren’t all smart. They were the product of a philosophy, not an algorithm. Between the 80s and early Read More
