In an austere post-World War 2 environment, Maserati, which from 1947 came under total control of the Orsi family, had to get serious about building a potentially lucrative line of road cars. The firm had…
Read MoreTwo years after Aston Martin had launched its souped up, short wheelbase, more aerodynamically efficient DB4 GT, the company introduced a visually similar iteration of the regular DB4 with an…
Read MoreAs a consequence of delays with the forthcoming mid Flat 12-engined Berlinetta Boxer, Ferrari elected to produce what was expected to be its last front V12-engined grand tourer: the 365 GTB/4.
Read MoreIntroduced during July 1963, Aston Martin’s DB5 was the ultimate British-built Grand Tourer of its day. Offered in Coupe and Convertible trim with a choice of manual or automatic transmission, the fixed…
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