Fiat 124 Rondine & 125 GTZ: Forgotten Italian Design Legends

Design Legacy - In the bustling cities of the world, including Indonesia, during the 1970s, certain cars became symbols of elegance and practicality. Among the most iconic were the Fiat 124 and Fiat 125, widely celebrated as mass-produced vehicles. Despite their broad appeal, these models also served as a canvas for imaginative transformations by esteemed Italian...

Gebhardt Motorsport: Racing Innovation Redefined

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Vauxhall VX220 Reinvented: The V8-Powered Caral VX S Sport

EID MUBARAK Before we begin, the team of writers would like to inform you, Trussty's loyal readers, that in the spirit of Eid ul-Fitr, we extend our warmest wishes of 'Happy Eid ul-Fitr 1446 H. to all our Muslim brothers and sisters around the world.' It's been a great pleasure being with you on this journey. Thank you. Little Monster - The allure...

Luigi Colani’s Unique Take on the AC 428 Convertible

Maestro Works - The world of classic cars is filled with hidden gems, and sometimes, the most intriguing stories come from vehicles that have been reimagined by visionary designers. One such example is the AC 428 Convertible, a rare British grand tourer that found itself in the hands of Luigi Colani, a designer known for his futuristic and aerodynamic concepts....

Matra's Legendary Journey to Le Mans Glory

French Resurgence - In the world of endurance racing, where legends are forged and engineering meets the limits of human determination, the French motorsport scene has often struggled to shine against its Italian, British, and German counterparts. By the mid-1960s, France had not tasted victory in the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans for over a decade, leaving...

Darryl Starbird's Electra: Transformed into X-Cel and Lost Forever

Lost Masterpiece - The late 1950s and early 1960s were a time of bold experimentation in the world of custom cars. The post-war economic boom, combined with advancements in automotive design, led to a surge of creativity among custom builders. Influenced by jet-age aesthetics and space-age futurism, many sought to push the boundaries of what was possible with...

FNM 2000 Onça: Brazil’s Rare Answer to the Ford Mustang

Forgotten ONES - The allure of sports cars lies in their ability to blend speed, style, and innovation into one remarkable package. Throughout automotive history, certain cars like the Porsche 911 or Ferrari have carved their names into global culture, becoming symbols of performance and design. Yet, behind these celebrated icons exist lesser-known gems—vehicles...

All-New Bertone Runabout: Modern Revival of a Classic Icon

Retro Futurism - The automotive world has always been driven by innovation, blending past inspirations with modern technology to create something truly special. Over the years, sports cars have evolved, but certain elements from classic designs continue to captivate enthusiasts. One such feature is pop-up headlights, a design staple from the 1970s and 1980s...

Rossellini by Castagna: A Masterpiece of Italian Coachbuilding

ONE-OFF - In 1994, a former Zagato's designer Gioacchino Acampora breathed new life into the storied name of Carrozzeria Castagna. After securing the rights to the historic brand, he introduced an Alfa Romeo 75-based prototype named the "Vittorio" at the Geneva Motor Show. This marked a significant moment for Castagna, setting the stage for future innovations.The...