Based on the magnificent styling of the 330 P3 with a slightly shorter chassis, with the P designating Ferrari sports prototypes produced during the 1960s and 1970s. The P4 was introduced in 1967 and featured a 4.0L V12 engine redesigned by Franco Rocchi and delivering 450hp while weighting only 792kg!
Introduction
The Toyota Celica derives its name from the Spanish word for heavenly which would sound like a misnomer if you’ve ever seen this monster tear up the dirt track. Its success in WRC earned it the nickname “The King of Africa” until Toyota Team Europe team was caught cheating in a way so . . .
Loving this shot for @classicdriver of the Ferrari 250 SWB Competizione arriving at the Windsor Castle for the 2016 Concours of elegance. Beautiful shot Tom! You will notice one of the most stylish
You will notice one of the most stylish gentlemen on the left. Prince Michael of Kent. This ex Stirling Moss Ferrari is . . .
I personally think the Ferrari 456 is one of the greatest grand tourers currently available under £50K. Some might argue that it is ugly (too much of a Peugeot 406 coupe look-alike), heavy and have maintenance costs that you would need to get a loan for… However, with prices currently at the bottom of . . .
Last week I asked you to endure the appearance of the polarising Alfa SZ. This week I ask you once again to don the ugly-protection goggles as we take a look at the SZ’s equally eyeball-upsetting cousin, the Alfa Romeo 75 Quadrifoglio Verde. The name is about as elegant as the car . . .
Having announced his retirement at 74, we look back at the accomplished life and history of Jean Ragnotti.
Known as “The Acrobat”, Jean Ragnotti is the fearless driver with wins at Group B and WRC, among other racing disciplines. He even had a career as an accomplished stunt driver. The success of Renault’s famous . . .
