Sports Cars
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12 two-seaters worth remembering
A 1949 Crosley Hotshot made 26.5 horsepower, yet one of these little roadsters won a race at Sebring. That is the charm of the two-seater.…
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6 sports cars that outlived their own hype
When the Pontiac Fiero SE arrived for 1984, a mid-engine American two-seater looked like the future, and it sold fast. Then the buzz faded, as…
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12 Italian sports cars that make every drive feel special
The Alfa Romeo Duetto got its name from a public contest that drew more than 100,000 entries. Then a 1967 film put one in front…
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12 British roadsters worth remembering
MG built its TC Midget only in right-hand drive, yet the little roadster crossed the Atlantic anyway. Plenty of other British two-seaters, from Austin-Healey to…
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9 homologation specials that remind people why simplicity still matters
Racing rules once forced carmakers to sell what they raced. To enter a touring car or rally series, a company had to build a set…
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10 roadsters that only true enthusiasts recognize
Most people can name an MG, a Triumph or a Corvette from across a parking lot. However, far fewer can pick out a Kurtis-Kraft 500S,…
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8 mid-engine cars we’d refuse to sell at any price
Ferrari built 11,273 examples of the Ferrari F355 between 1994 and 1999, and every one carried its V8 behind the seats. That layout puts the…
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12 European sports cars that deserve to be the most collectible of their era
Europe spent the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s building small, clever sports cars that most buyers treated as fun and nothing more. The Lancia Fulvia HF…
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10 sports cars that defined an entire generation
MG announced the MGB roadster on 19 September 1962, and the MGB family went on to reach 523,836 cars. That kind of number turns a…
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10 forgotten British sports cars we love more than collectors do
In 1959, a company famous for stately saloons showed a fiberglass V8 roadster to American buyers and called it the Daimler SP250. That car sums…
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