BMW M3 The M3 name has become synonymous with performance sedans and has long set the benchmark for that segment. The M3’s roots began in the 1980’s with the first generation being based on the 1986 E30 3 Series. It was only available in coupe and convertible bodies, and was produced from 1985 until 1992. …
11 – The R35 is not a Skyline Something that most motoring enthusiasts know already, but many other people get wrong, the latest R35 GT-R is not a skyline. Previous iterations of the GT-R all bore the name of ‘Skyline’, however Nissan announced during the R35 launch event that the car would simply be called …
Lamborghini 350 GT Lamborghini in the 1960’s was an entirely different beast to Lamborghini today. While Lamborghini today is known for their over the top supercars, the brand started with a less “in your face” model. The 350 GT was originally launched in 1964 and was tasked with taking the fight to Ferrari’s grand tourer …
C10 GT-R (Hakosuka) Nissan’s first GT-R appeared in February 1969 and was labelled as the Hakosuka by car enthusiasts. Hako (ハコ) means Box in Japanese, and suka（スカ） is short for Skyline (スカイライン; Sukairain). The C10 GT-R used a 2.0-litre S20 I6 engine which produced 160bhp and 180Nm of torque. Originally, Nissan produced the GT-R as …
Lancia Delta Integrale Lancia’s may be met by ridicule by the general population, however real car enthusiasts will know that the Italian car maker produced some of the finest examples of motoring machinery ever produced, even if they did rust away on your dive way. Following the ban of Group B after the 1986 season, …
Japanese car manufactures’ recent foray back into sports cars has been an exciting deviation from the past 10 to 15 years of economical, planet saving motor vehicles, but there was a time before where the country made some of the most impressive sports cars on the planet. The 90’s (and really 80’s) were a hotbed …
Ferrari F40 In many ways, the Ferrari F40 was the last true stripped out, balls-to-the-wall Ferrari with no other purpose than pulling as many g as possible and soiling your pants. With the weight of a hatchback (around 1100kg) and that beautiful 484 hp 2.9-litre twin turbo V8 engine, the F40 was ferociously fast. It …
Nissan R34 GT-R The Nissan GTR dynasty stretches all the way back to the late 60’s, encompassing some of the best cars to come out of Japan. The R34 GTR was a late comer to the nineties, launching in 1999 and finishing production in 2002. As one of the most iconic Japanese cars of all …
Many people remember the 90’s as the Japan’s most exciting motoring period; however, the 80’s produced some of the country’s finest motoring achievements. Some of the most memorable cars ever produced came from this period and we’ve put together a list of eight of our favourite. Make sure you check out our “Best 10 Japanese …
Nissan R34 GT-R The Nissan GTR dynasty stretches all the way back to the late 60’s, encompassing some of the best cars to come out of Japan. The R34 GTR was a late comer to the nineties, launching in 1999 and finishing production in 2002. As one of the most iconic Japanese cars of all …
