The Le Mans-winning 250 GTO is also the same Ferrari to win the 1964 Tour de France and is considered one of the rarest cars on the face of the planet.
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While the lustre of the convertible may have its roots firmly planted in automotive history, I find it difficult to find reasonable justification for them.
FCA recalls 4.8 million vehicles across its brands due to cruise control issue. The problem affects Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram vehicles.
The Camaro is officially coming to Australia this year, but excitement may have been tempered with its expected high price, and its auto-only option.
The death knell for compact and mid-sized sedans continues as Cadillac calls an end to the ATS.
Japanese automaker Subaru had admitted to tampering with emissions data, adding to the global list of companies fudging the numbers.
Ford has announced it will move away from producing sedans and hatches to concentrate on what it sells; trucks, crossovers and the Mustang.
What happens when your entire dealer network disappears? The question is a very real possibility for Vauxhall owners in the United Kingdom.
Ford's iconic Mustang sports car continues its global dominance and will return to the racing circuit in both the United States and Australia.
Without the Ford F-150 Raptor available, those outside of the United States have to opt for a different Ford performance truck. The Ford Ranger Raptor is that answer.
Car buying seems to be stuck in the stone ages. New services are looking to change that. The big question is, would you buy a car from a vending machine?
The Corvette ZR1, America's supercar, will do 0-60 in just 2.85 seconds. That's faster than a Lamborghini Aventador, and for thousands less.
New Cadillac V-Sport trim for 2019 will now get a made-for-Cadillac 4.2-litre twin-turbo V8. How's that for some muscle with your luxury?
Reports have surfaced that the Lincoln Continental may be phased out once the current generation ends. Is this it for the grand American sedan?
When it comes to performance trucks, there is no truck equal to what you are able to purchase factory ready than in the United States. Or is there?
Is there one feature on your car that was the main reason you bought your car? Is it ridiculous to think that people do buy cars because of one thing?
Volvo's offshoot performance brand Polestar have just lifted the covers off their first high-performance hybrid electric vehicle, the Polestar 1.
Jaguar has finally revealed their foray into the electric vehicle future as the covers have come off their new I-Pace. It should compete with Tesla.
Audi have lifted the covers off the 2019 A6 sedan, featuring a host of upgrades, hybrid technology, and features first seen in the A8.
Mercedes-Benz's foray into the pick up truck market begins with their new luxury X-Class. What is the US missing out on?