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in Modifications, PremiumWhat we still had to see: the "Cordett", an Opel Kadett based on the Chevrolet Corvette C4
Created by Günter Artz in 1989 combining the body of an Opel Kadett GSI with the mechanics and chassis of a Chevrolet Corvette C4, the “Cordett” was a 304 hp beast.
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Breaking news: the Retromobile is making the jump to the United States in 2025
The Parisian show, the most important in Europe along with the Techno Classica in Essen and the Auto e Moto d'Epoca in Bologna, will have its own edition in the USA.
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in VideosThe funniest video you'll see today: a game of Pac-Man recreated with 600
The video uploaded to Instagram shows several Fiat 600 units playing ghosts and Pac Man on the streets of Argentina.
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Unforgettable: the day when Nigel Mansell filled the Brands Hatch circuit for a test in which he drove alone
In 1994, following the death of Senna, Formula 1 was left without any World Champions on the grid, so Bernie Ecclestone tried by all means to get Mansell back into the category.
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Made in Spain: why was the Renault Siete not initially marketed as the R7?
The first and only product manufactured by FASA Renault solely for the Spanish market was the Renault Siete, a model that for various reasons initially skipped the numerical nomenclature.
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in Brands, SubscriberOpel Kadett GSI, a commitment to the engine at the expense of the chassis
In addition to the 1988 engine with 16-valve cylinder head, the Opel Kadett GSI also has clear attractions in its second version with two liters and 130 hp.
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This Australian unit of the Hispano-Suiza T45 is up for auction in London
On November 1 and 2, RM Sotheby's will hold an auction in London in which we find this lot referring to a Hispano-Suiza T45 unit with a curious past in Australia.
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in Legislation, PremiumNew Historical Regulations: The new procedure is enabled from today and you can do it from home
Today, October 1, the new Regulation on Historic Vehicles came into force and the first enthusiasts are already converting their classic cars to historic service.
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in Events, IndustrialsI FEVA Industrial Meeting, an event for large-tonnage classics
Last Saturday, September 28, the XNUMXst FEVA Industrial Meeting took place, an event that seeks to reclaim the prominence that industrial vehicles deserve within the classic vehicle hobby.
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in Subscriber, Versus16 valves vs. turbo, one of the key technical debates for the rise of sports compacts
In the late 16s, XNUMX-valve technology began to provide the necessary response to the powerful turbochargers of the same era.
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The Jarama Circuit Open Day will be on October 26th
The event organised by the RACE Cultural Foundation has become a must-see for classic car enthusiasts.
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Flying to success: Hispano-Suiza's role in World War I
Far from putting Hispano-Suiza in a difficult situation, the outbreak of the First World War brought an enormous flow of profits to the company thanks to the development of aeronautical engines.
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in Brands, SubscriberSEAT Córdoba Cupra, the forgotten version
In 2000, the Cupra version of the Córdoba arrived at dealerships; exactly the same as that seen in the Ibiza, although with a greater load capacity and an obvious nod to what was happening in the WRC.
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Anecdotes from the competition (Part 1): how we have changed, or not…
Pablo Gimeno brings us four stories about how the world of car racing has evolved since its origins, although, on occasion, certain attitudes are repeated.
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