From the years 1931 to 1998 Rolls Royce had ownership of Bentley. From Rolls’ acquisition in 1931 to 1939, Bentleys were built in Rolls’ Derby factory, thus nick-named the ‘Derby Bentleys’. During this period Bentley had to follow strict compromises set by Rolls Royce and could never birth the road going sports ...
Big changes were made to the 911 line-up in 1972. Three models were introduced, the T, E and S, with the S being the fastest, producing 210hp, thus demanding a higher list price. New features included Bosch mechanical fuel injection, a new 5-speed transmission and increased torque capacity. It was transformed from a nonchalant ...
For 10 years Lamborghini’s flagship supercar was the Murcielago. It underwent a few design refreshes and birthed a small selection of specialised versions such as the SV and the 30th Anniversary edition. Its long-awaited replacement, the 2011 Aventador, went down as one of Lamborghini’s most audacious creations since ...
The original W113 280 SL started production in 1967 after its launch at the 1963 Geneva Motor Show and production ran until February 1971. It was more commonly named the ‘Pagoda’, a nickname that was given due to the unique shape of their removable hardtop. The car was given an upgraded 2778cc M130 engine, which improved ...
The original W113 280 SL started production in 1967 after its launch at the 1963 Geneva Motor Show and production ran until February 1971. It was more commonly named the ‘Pagoda’, a nickname that was given due to the unique shape of their removable hardtop. The car was given an upgraded 2778cc M130 engine, which improved ...
