Ferrari 365 GT4 Berlinetta Boxer from 1975

Saab Night Panel 👌

The Koenig Specials Testarossa In the late 1980s, Willy Koenig took Ferrari’s iconic Testarossa and transformed it into what we’d now call a hypercar. Featuring a Carbon-Kevlar body, race-bred suspension and brakes, and a twin-turbo flat-12 producing over 1,000 horsepower, it could sprint from 0–100 km/h in just 3.4 seconds and reach speeds beyond 370 km/h. With no ABS or traction control, it was pure, untamed performance. This particular car, chassis ZFFSA17JAP0073009, is the only one ever finished in metallic blue and even appeared in Koenig’s brochures and on the motor show circuit. A true outlaw icon.

Teach them young ♥️

Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2

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Reminiscing the nostalgia 🏁 Which one is your favorite?

James Hunt punching a Marshall during the Canadian GP in 1977.

throwback to 2001 when brad pitt did an ad campaign for the toyota corolla altis

in february 2023, a houston parking garage drew attention for housing a neglected laferrari and 918 spyder, both covered in dust but still on chargers. the 918 had ties to dallas doctor michael rimlawi, later jailed for medical fraud. the cars were linked to alliantgroup, a company raided by the IRS in 2022. both have since disappeared with no sightings in the last two years.

This Ferrari F355 Spider, finished in Purple Metallic Asprey, was commissioned in 1997 to celebrate Scuderia Ferrari’s three-year partnership with the luxury brand house Asprey. It made its debut at Asprey’s “purple party” on Bond Street in London, an event that perfectly matched the car’s distinctive finish. Adding to its mystique, it is rumoured that Michael Schumacher drove the car to the launch.