Petrolicious

It’s not even sunny. Granted, we are not about to be submerged by torrential rain, but we are in no danger of being swamped by flamingos either. It’s far from T-shirt weather, but the piercing cold is powerless against the sensation that we were Florida.…

Photography by Robb Pritchard and Rich End Productions…

If history had been a bit different, and the French government had offered post-war assistance to more auto companies than just Renault, Peugeot, and Citroën, the name Panhard might be a lot more familiar. Known for its unconventionally designed cars, but…

A true product of its time, the car that launched a thousand body kits, the Ferrari Testarossa is one of the most well-known supercars ever built. Added to the public consciousness in the mid 1980s, the Testarossa enjoyed a very long production run during a…

In the course of my already fulfilling but still budding career working with classic cars, I’ve had the chance to shoot and even experience firsthand some of the best in the world; I work hard, but I consider myself a lucky guy. In hyper literal terms, my…

Photography by Markus Haub/Garage X…

The rotary engine, also known as the Wankel engine, was considered the next big thing in the late 1950s, evidenced by the fact that many major manufacturers bought the license to the technology from NSU. In April 1972, a New York Times article’s opening…

Africa photography by Moreno Torricelli // Italy photography by Marco Annunziata…

The origins of the ISO brand go back to the late 1930s, but it would be a while yet before Isothermos would exit the home appliance market and become known as an automaker. For instance, it first had to be known as a scooter company.

The undertaking of this project, which resulted in just a single example, was carried out by Maserati and Giorgetto Giugiaro’s Italdesign firm, with the technical support of Sparco and Michelin during a time of important transition for the Maserati brand.…

Photography by Markus Haub & Susana de Val…