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Ferrari unveiled the 360 in 1999 to replace the outgoing F355. Hidden beneath a gorgeous new Pininfarina body was a faster, tighter, better-handling package based on a new, lighter aluminum space frame, developed in concert with Alcoa. In 2003, Ferrari introduced the 360 Challenge Stradale which was a lighter, more purpose-built version..

Introduced in late 1991, the Porsche 968 entered production as the highly refined successor to Porsche’s 944 with sleek, aerodynamically efficient bodywork and pop-up headlamps reminiscent of the 928. The M44/33 DOHC 3.0-liter inline four-cylinder 968 powerplant remains a revelation, delivering 236 factory-rated hp and 225 lbs./ft. of torque wit..

The final project personally overseen by Enzo Ferrari, the F40 was a celebration of the marque’s 40th anniversary as a motorcar manufacturer. While heavily influenced by the 288 GTO Evoluzione developed for FIA Group B motor sports competition, the F40 was never conceived for life on a circuit or racetrack, but instead simply intended to be the ..

Designed as an homage to the BMW 507, the Z8 is the limited-production model based on the Z07 concept. Behind the iconic design were famed designers Henrik Fisker, Chris Bangle, and Scott Lempert. The finished product was recognized as a modern interpretation of iconic cars from the 1950s and 1960s. Its stunning design even landed it a feature i..

In Fall 2017, Porsche introduced the Touring Package for the track-oriented 911 GT3 model, a no-cost option that eliminated the GT3’s large rear wing and replaced it with the motorized rear spoiler from the 911 Carrera GTS, lending the car a more understated appearance. The GT3 Touring retained the GT3’s sensational motor sports-derived, 9,000 r..

Setting the bar for hardcore road-going 911s, the GT2 was brought back for the 2001 model year during the 996 series, Porsche’s first water-cooled generation for the 911. During its first year, the 996 GT2 was not offered in the US, making this example a rare sight on these shores. Rarity, however, was not the only name of the game for ..

The Vantage moniker dates back to the early 1950s with the DB2 Vantage. Aston Martin continued to use it throughout the decades on many “DB” cars, until 1976, when the Vantage name moved to the V8. When it was introduced, the V8 Vantage had the fastest 0–60 time of any production car, at 5.3 seconds. Phased out for the 1989 model year, another V..

Introduced for the 1984 model year, the E30 was BMW’s newest entry into the small executive coupe and sedan class that originated in the 1960s with the 02 series. The E30 offered everything that one could want from a German car in the 1980s – solid build quality, Teutonic styling, and an incredible driving experience. One of the most un..

The BMW M3 needs little introduction to even the most casual automotive enthusiast. Based on the fabulous E30 platform, the first M3 was built strictly to satisfy FIA homologation regulations for BMW’s assault on touring car racing and rallying. The modern-day 2.3-liter, four-cylinder engine was developed for the M3, producing roughly 190 hp. De..

Debuting at the 1997 Frankfurt Motor Show, the Type 996 marked the largest evolutionary leap in the 911’s thirty-four-year history. A clean-sheet design, the 996 stirred controversy as it was the first 911 to transition from air to water cooling to better meet emissions and noise regulations. As per custom, Porsche built different versions of th..