In 1988, one car would dominate the world of Formula One racing. It was so fast that after a couple of laps legendary F1 driver Alain Prost told the team principle at the time, Ron Dennis, that the car would win the World Championship. By the end of the season the French driver would be …
When the Toyota Corolla was first introduced in 1966 few knew that it would go on to become one of the most successful and iconic nameplates in history. Its rise to the top was rapid, becoming the best-selling car worldwide by 1974 and by 1997 it became the best-selling nameplate, surpassing that of the Volkswagen …
In the 1970s Lotus and Colin Champman introduced a car that would go on to dominate the world of Formula 1 racing. The car was so successful that it competed in not one, not two, but six different seasons from 1970 to 1975, winning 20 races along the way, making it one of the most …
The different generations of the BMW M3 are some of the most iconic and popular performance-orientated automobiles in history. They are regarded as the benchmark that other competitors need to live up to. But what is the history of the BMW M3 and how did it all start? The History of the BMW M3 The …
In the mid-1880s, a man called Karl Benz changed the world forever when he created his first prototype of a three-wheeled gasoline-powered motor carriage. This motor carriage was of course the Benz Patent-Motorwagen, widely considered to be the first car ever made. In this article we are going to be covering the complete history and …
During the late eighties and early nineties, Japanese manufacturers had great success in motorsport. They had won in Formula 1, rallying and other forms of racing, but one event had eluded them. This was of course the 24 Hours of Le Mans, but in 1991 Mazda’s 787B crossed the line in first place, making it …
During the late eighties and early nineties, Japanese manufacturers had great success in motorsport. Honda’s engines dominated Formula 1, the Nissan GT-R R32 destroyed its competition in Group A and Toyota, Mitsubishi and Subaru had great success in the world of rallying. One race that had eluded Japanese manufacturers was the 24 Hours of Le …
The Lancia Delta S4 was possibly the greatest interpretation of the insane Group B Rally rules of the 1980s. With its twin-charged engine and four-wheel drive system, the Delta S4 would go on to claim a number of wins before the Group B series was disbanded. To celebrate this incredible car we are going to …
The MR2 was a major landmark for Toyota as a company. While Toyota wasn’t the first company to manufacture a small, inexpensive, mass produced sports car, they were the first to have major success. The little Toyota sold exceptionally well and would go on to be one of the most loved cars of the 80’s …
For more than 40 years, the Honda Civic has been a popular car among drivers from around the world due to its reliability, affordability and features. There have been a load of different models from four-door sedans to two-door hatchbacks, cheap runabouts and loved performance cars. To celebrate this, we have decided to write an …
