The Porsche 911 Turbo was first launched in 1974 and only came with a coupe, as the car maker considered that an open-top car would not be suitable for real Porsche drivers. Along the years, things have changed with the appearance of the Targa version in 1987, rapidly followed by Turbo Cabriolet. Now, Porsche is
American car enthusiasts can rejoice as Chevrolet unveil some pricing figures for what’s undoubtedly their star player in the muscle car department. The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 is certainly an impressive machine but not even the biggest GM fanboys can’t get away from some of its faults. One of the most important in the case
The British at Land Rover have managed to prove, time and time again that they aren’t willing to listen to the outside world when it comes to coming up with a new model. Actually, their fans aren’t very interested in a new model unless it’s deeply conservative and doesn’t change too much about itself. This
For those who love a great drive but value headroom, the wind in their hair and the more dramatic appearance of an open top car Ferrari has just whipped out a special version of their glorious 458 Italia. Called the Ferrari 458 Italia Spider, after a partial leak of its looks we finally got to
The 2011 Geneva Motor Show showed it to us in the metal and now we’re getting to the point where we’re finding out more about the Alfa Romeo 4C. Not only is this gorgeous and affordable two door coupe actually going to be produced but Alfa Romeo is already working on actually bringing it to
Don’t get me wrong, just about anything we have on the Los Angeles Motor Show this year is more or less interesting but a convertible sort of suits more of the town. Actually not even the whole town but definitely a part of Los Angeles is well accustomed to open top motoring.
The Concours d’Elegance which is going to be held in August at Pebble Beach will see the debut of the debut of the Ferrari 599 Roadster. The launch was confirmed by Ferrari’s boss, Luca di Montezemolo in an interview for Autocar.
Porsche have just announced that they are getting close to reaching their target of 1000 potential customers for the 918 Spyder Concept. According to Porsche’s development chief, Wolfgang Duerheimer, at the moment they have 900 potential customers and if they manage the magic 1000 number Porsche will probably decide to put it into production.
