Ah, the swinging sixties - a time of innovation, revolution, and some seriously cool cars. And right in the midst of it all was the 1969 BMW 2800 Spicup, a true gem from the era of automotive [...]

In the world of automotive history, there are always those hidden gems that almost faded into obscurity but were saved by enthusiasts who couldn't bear to see them disappear. One such gem is the [...]

In the realm of custom-built cars, few creations stand out as boldly as Paul Jameson’s "The Beast." A British engineer with a penchant for the extraordinary, Jameson is remembered for his [...]

In 1981, Ford Motor Company's International Design "think-tank," Ghia Operations of Turin, Italy, introduced the world to three exciting new concept cars. Among them was the Ford Cockpit, an [...]

In the late 1990s, customers were increasingly looking for compact cars that not only offered practicality but also reflected their values and lifestyles. Mazda took note of this trend and [...]

The year is 2006, and Skoda Auto has rolled out their latest design study at the Paris Motor Show - the Skoda Joyster. This three-door compact car may have compact exterior dimensions, but don't [...]

In the world of sports cars, there are those that simply follow the trends, and then there are those that dare to be different, to push the boundaries of design and performance. The 1993 [...]

In the early 1980s, General Motors unveiled a groundbreaking experimental concept car known as the “Aero X”. This aerodynamic marvel was a testament to GM's commitment to pushing the boundaries [...]

Anycar I (1971)The original "Anycar" was a quirky mashup of components from various vehicles, earning its initial name "ChevAmChrysWagen" due to its eclectic blend of American and European [...]

Ah, the 1977 Pontiac Phantom. A creation straight from the mind of former GM styling director William L. Mitchell. This experimental automobile was like no other, taking inspiration from the [...]