Car aspects & design reviews
Recently, the world saw two cars, namely: BMW iX3 Neue Klasse and Audi Concept C. It would seem that these cars are related to the serial crossover and the coupe roadster concept car. But they have one common feature, which we will talk about today.
Continue reading “The trend towards reducing radiator grilles on the Bmw iX3 Neue Klasse and Audi Concept C”
Well, before considering 5 masterpieces of the unique Milanese brand, you should examine its history in detail.
Continue reading “Carrozzeria Castagna: top 5 greatest masterpieces of the brand”
In September 1991, at the Frankfurt Motor Show, Audi unveiled the quattro Spyder concept. Developed under the leadership of CEO Ferdinand Piëch and chief designer Hartmut Warkuß, it was meant to show what a new Audi sports car with quattro all-wheel drive could look like after the legendary original. The car was even considered for small-scale production: dealer brochures were prepared, and pre-orders were reportedly collected.
Continue reading “Audi Quattro Spyder history: the return of a legend”
In 1989, Maserati decided to remind the world that it hadn’t said its final word. Enter the Shamal — wild, sharp, and dangerous, like the desert wind it was named after. This wasn’t just a car — it was a statement. A challenge. To convention, to boredom, to the reign of BMWs and Mercs across European roads. Continue reading “New Maserati Shamal 2025: Where Heritage Meets Innovation”
In my opinion, it was for the Alfa Romeo Castagna Vittoria that the expression “Back to the Future” was coined. Although we will be going back to 1995 when studying the history of this car, but the design of this car looks much more modern than many current cars. Continue reading “Alfa Romeo Castagna Vittoria story: back to the future”
In the mid-1990s, Smart — a joint venture between Swatch and Mercedes-Benz — began exploring the idea of expanding its concept of urban intelligent transport. Continue reading “New Smart Roadster 2025: futurism with soul”
In a world obsessed with speed, luxury, and horsepower, one tiny oddball dared to whisper instead of roar. Continue reading “Mitsuoka Mc-1 history: futurism in small”
Picture this: Italy, mid-90s. Lamborghini was still wild, raw, untamed — not yet owned by Audi, not yet obsessed with perfect precision. In the midst of this chaos, something truly new was born: Continue reading “Lamborghini Cala history: a prototype in the shadow of the Gallardo”
Imagine this: one misty morning in 1960s Germany, a strange creature rolls out of a dusty shed. It’s not quite a car. It’s not quite a scooter. Continue reading “Fuldamobil S7 history: germany’s little alien on wheels”
In the heart of Italy, in a workshop famed for crafting elegant bodies for Alfa Romeo, Lancia, and Ferrari, something entirely unexpected was born. Continue reading “The Electric Car Time Forgot: Zagato Zele history”