Autopioneer

Rolls-Royce was not very happy and Hooper was uneasy about putting its name to it, but both needed the work. 

In 1928, just 25 cars were made and sold, bought back and destroyed - because General Motors wanted to. Incredible!!

An unmistakable diamond: One of Borgward's first aerodynamic milestones was the "Windspiel" four-door sedan, presented in 1937.

The rear was supposed to resemble the Bugatti Type 57, which was designed by Graber in 1937.

The coupe may have been ready for use, but the race Berlin-Rome was postponed from 1938 to 1939 and finally canceled altogether.

Inseparably linked to the first automobile of Wanderer is the name “Puppchen” (little doll) 1914.

The Ford F-Series is a series of light-duty trucks and medium-duty trucks that have been marketed and manufactured since 1948.

The Ford Fairlane is an automobile model that was sold between 1954 and 1961 by Ford in North America: Sunliner or Skyliner

The Ford Country Squire is a line of full-size station wagons that was built by Ford from the 1950 to 1991.

On 8 May a 18 CV Sport Delahaye presents at the Montlhery track and began a round ending two days later by obtaining four new world records.

1932 Henri de la Sayette entered the first and only Citroen to enter the world famous Le Mans 24 hour race.

Der Bugatti 36 war ein Einsitzer mit gleitenden gefederten Vorderachse und einer starr am Chassis befestigten Hinterachse.

Lenin did not ride in the wood class, but also Rolls-Royce! The most exotic was a 1921 converted based on a Silver Ghost four-door.

This Mercedes 680 S Saoutchik once belonged to the Bedford family (co-founder of Standard Oil) & later bought James S. Rockefeller the car.

In 2013, Jessi Combs became the fastest woman on four wheels with an average speed of 406 miles per hour.

For mountain and road races, this exceptional Benz Tropfenwagen received a street approval!

The cubic-capacity-strongest vehicle ever built in Rüsselsheim is one of the first ever to be equipped with four-valve technology.

The car was driven by Ab Jenkins in 1935 for 24 hours at a speed of 135.58 miles and covered 3,253 miles. 

It has been said that, in its day, nothing could pass a Duesenberg. This model car has hand-built production limited to just 299.

What a car! What a grandiose form. Curves and roundings and already visually a real air resistance flatterer.Limited to 48 pieces!

The Packard 12 was Packard’s flagship and took on the best from Cadillac and Lincoln throughout the depths of the Great Depression.

With real walnut veneer-paneled sides, and a magnet embedded in the roof, it comes with a surfboard that snaps onto it.

A limited run of this bad boy, a gorgeous off-roader that we affectionately called The Drifter!

The iconic shape, wood sides, magnetic canoe on top, beefy new tires, everything screams adventure, camping, and good old times.

Mulliner & Co. was a British manufacturer of automobile bodies that produced exclusive individual bodies and small series for luxury-class vehicles.

The car is unique. It was built by the Italian bodywork company Pininfarina on behalf of the US car collector Roland Hall.

The record vehicle was largely identical to the standard version. 20 records were broken or re-set up!

About the LM 19 said Augustus Bertelli, chief designer and co-owner of Aston Martin, once: "This is the best car I've ever built."

The oldest existing Aston Martin is the prototype A3, but the 'Green Pea' this is the earliest racing Aston Martin. 

Perhaps the PV544’s most prominent international motorsports victory was its domination of the 1965 East African Safari Rally.

Bill Burke's record-breaking Swallow was built for speed; the beauty was incidental. Note the gull-wing doors.

In 1935 Nibbio became the first 500 cc. engined car to break the glorious barrier of 100mph.

The "Reynolds Aluminum Special" is still one of the cars from American Record most beautiful ever that with his mixture of charm and extravagance visionary beautifully embodies the spirit of the 60's.