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8 Humber Super Snipes from the 1938 original to the last Series VA in 1967
The Humber Super Snipe ran for almost three decades, from a fast 1938 saloon to the Series VA that bowed out in 1967. Along the way it carried a…
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W.O. Bentley’s Lagonda V12 ran third and fourth at Le Mans in 1939, months before war ended production
In June 1939, two Lagonda V12 cars finished third and fourth in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Lagonda treated the race as a trial run, and W.O. Bentley…
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8 Bimotas and the engines they borrowed, from Honda’s 10-bike HB1 to a Ducati-powered Tesi
Bimota built frames, not engines. Valerio Bianchi, Giuseppe Morri and Massimo Tamburini founded the company in Rimini, Italy, in 1966, and its name combines their three surnames. Instead, for…
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8 details on Alfa Romeo’s Cuorerosso, a 2+2 concept with steer-by-wire and a 33 Stradale-inspired dash
The Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso is a red 2+2 coupe concept with four individual seats, rear-hinged back doors and a cabin that borrows from the 1967 33 Stradale. Alfa Romeo…
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