Classic Cars with History: Ferrari Dino 208 GT4
In 1975 Ferrari presented one of its least known models. Aimed solely at the Italian market, the 208 GT4 had a two-litre engine, a direct descendant of the 3-litre V8 of the 308.
In 1975 Ferrari presented one of its least known models. Aimed solely at the Italian market, the 208 GT4 had a two-litre engine, a direct descendant of the 3-litre V8 of the 308.
The Volkswagen Golf CityStromer was the first electric Golf in history, one of the earliest attempts by Volkswagen in the field of electric vehicles, and a little-known model from the brand, although some of them are still on the road in Germany or Great Britain.
The Mustang sedan was a curious saloon that began to be sold in Spain in 1964. Although it bore the same name as the Ford Mustang, it had no connection whatsoever with the product of Ford. At most, only 2 or 3 units of the Mustang sedan were built, of which only one has survived the passage of time.
The Chrysler Patroit was an experimental hybrid prototype, originally conceived to compete at Le Mans.
The BMW Z1 turns 25 years old, and at Coches con Historia we take a look back at its history and at how BMW decided to revisit the two-seaters of the 1950s.
The Volkswagen Corrado was an icon of the 90s, always remembered for being a very stylish and well-executed coupé and for its VR6 engine, as well as the turbo version, the G60.
The Ferrari Testarossa F90 Speciale combines a very exclusive model built by Pininfarina with a touch of mystery, since in Maranello they never found out about its existence until 18 years later.
¿Sabías que el último de los De Lorean DMC-12 estaba enchapado en oro? Te contamos la historia del último modelo de De Lorean, que fue el más especial de todos.
The Dodge Deora was a futuristic concept car presented in 1967 and promoted by Chrysler, built on the base of an Dodge A100 pick-up. One of the strangest concepts in the world of design.
The Chrysler Norseman of 1956 is the only concept car ever lost in a shipwreck: the sinking of the Andrea Doria off the coast of North America in 1956.