Sports Cars
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7 fastbacks that still define fun
Plymouth redrew the Barracuda fastback for 1967 and swapped its giant wraparound rear window for a small, flush pane. The new Plymouth Barracuda fastback looked…
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9 two-seaters we quietly admire
GM built just 1,266 Solstice coupes before its Wilmington plant closed in 2009, and only 781 of them were the turbocharged Pontiac Solstice GXP coupe.…
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9 convertibles that made ordinary people feel successful
A Ford convertible in the driveway once told the whole street that a family had arrived. Chevrolet, Dodge, Rambler and Chrysler sold the same feeling.…
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12 forgotten Italian sports cars that felt too powerful for their own factory to keep building
The Iso Grifo paired an Italian body with American V8 muscle, and it came from a company that once built refrigerators. It was one of…
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7 Japanese cars that should have sold more
When Honda put four-wheel steering on the Prelude, it expected about 30% of buyers in Japan to tick the box. In fact, 80% of them…
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12 Porsches so overbuilt they seem made to pass 300,000 miles
Porsche built about 76,000 cars in the 356 family, and roughly half of them survive. That’s a remarkable rate for cars that are now 60…
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7 homologation specials that turned into surprise collectibles
Racing rules once forced carmakers to sell road versions of their race cars, and the Toyota Celica Twin-Cam Turbo shows how that worked. Group B…
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8 forgotten Alfa Romeos that outran everything in their class
Alfa Romeo once sold a family sedan with the line “The family car that wins races.” That attitude ran straight into the Alfa Romeo Giulietta…
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7 European sports cars that sold for far more than anyone expected
Every big car sale starts with a number printed in the catalog. The auction estimate is the house’s best guess at what a car will…
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12 vintage sports cars that still stop traffic decades later
Some vintage sports cars were built in numbers so small that most people will never see one on the road. Porsche made only 90 of…
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