The Ferrari 400 series (1976-1989): With the nose of an SD1 and the class of an SL And with that similarity in noses, those cars set a trend for 'the seventies'. In addition, the Ferrari already had the looks of the 'eighties'. But the Ferrari is so much more than its nose. It is a […] More
It is often said that it was a coincidence. In the early 1100s, Italy's two largest car manufacturers - Lancia and Fiat - both launched a new car in the “1100” class. Fiat built the successor to the 1939 which actually dates from XNUMX. Lancia followed with the first generation of the Appia. […] More
From February 15, 2014 to May 4, 2014, the Louwman Museum in The Hague is exhibiting a retrospective of German and Italian cars from the legendary Martini Racing team. The exhibition was created in collaboration with the Museo Nazionale dell' Automobile Torino, the Museo Storico Alfa Romeo Arese, the Collezione […] More
