Paris, October 1976. Ferrari unveiled the 512 BB at the Paris Motor Show, a revised version of its mid-engined flagship, the Berlinetta Boxer. The name described the new engine: a 5.0-liter 12-cylinder, enlarged from the 4,390-cubic-centimeter...

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United States, 1995. BMW of North America introduced the M3 Lightweight, a stripped-down, track-focused version of the E36 M3 built exclusively for the American market. It used the standard US-specification...
Broad Arrow Private Sales is offering an exceptionally specified 2025 RUF SCR, a modern, individually commissioned sports car that demonstrates RUF Automobile’s evolution from a celebrated Porsche specialist into an...
Geneva, March 1989. Mercedes-Benz unveiled the 190 E 2.5-16 Evolution, a road-going homologation special created to make its compact sedan more competitive in the Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft (DTM). It looked...
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The 2020 Ford GT Mk II represents one of the most uncompromising expressions of Ford’s modern motorsport engineering. Developed by Ford Performance and Multimatic without the restrictions imposed by road-car...
Geneva, March 1985. Lamborghini unveiled the Countach 5000 Quattrovalvole, the most powerful version of the wedge-shaped supercar that had first appeared as a prototype at the 1971 Geneva Motor Show....
Ford introduced the Coyote 5.0-liter V8 in the 2011 Mustang GT that replaced the aging 4.6-liter modular engine, and the new dual-overhead-cam motor made 412 horsepower right out of the...
This 2006 Ford GT Heritage Edition combines the engineering of Ford’s modern mid-engine supercar with a distinctive appearance inspired by the company’s historic endurance-racing achievements. Offered through Bring a Trailer,...
Maranello, 1982. Ferrari introduced the Mondial Quattrovalvole, a major update to the 2+2 that had succeeded the 308 GT4 in 1980. The original Mondial 8 had been criticized for lacking...
Geneva, March 1998. BMW unveiled the third-generation M5 at the Geneva Motor Show, and it was the first M5 powered by a V8. Its 4.9-liter S62 engine produced 400 PS...
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