The Road-Legal Rocket Ship, 1986 Lancia Delta S4 Stradale
A homologation special that brought Group B rally technology to the street in the most uncompromising way possible.
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The Boutique Speed Shop That Beat Detroit, 1987 Saleen Mustang
Steve Saleen’s transformed Fox-body Mustang proved small-batch manufacturers could outgun the Big Three in the 1980s.
Read More →The Drift King’s Genesis, 1986 Toyota Corolla AE86
The lightweight rear-wheel-drive Corolla that became the foundation of modern drift culture and inspired a generation of driving enthusiasts.
Read More →The Anglo-American Beast That Started It All, 1963 Shelby Cobra 289
Carroll Shelby’s audacious marriage of British handling and American V8 power created the template for every sports car that followed.
Read More →The Last Wild Rally Weapon, 1985 Lancia Delta S4
Lancia’s twin-charged Group B monster that redefined what a rally car could be in the sport’s most dangerous era.
Read More →The Prototype That Changed Everything, 1988 Acura NSX Prototype
Honda’s aluminum masterpiece challenged Ferrari with Japanese precision and reliability in a revolutionary mid-engine package.
Read More →The Last of the Real Rally Heroes, 1982 Lancia 037 Stradale
Lancia’s homologation special that conquered Group B with supercharged fury and Italian flair.
Read More →The Beast That Started a Legend, 1967 Shelby GT500
Carroll Shelby’s first big-block Mustang established the template for American supercar brutality.
Read More →Italy’s Wild Child With Detroit Muscle, 1973 De Tomaso Pantera
The mad Italian supercar that stuffed Ford’s biggest V8 behind the driver’s seat and changed everything.
Read More →The Rally Weapon That Changed Everything, 1972 Lancia Stratos HF
Lancia’s purpose-built rally legend remains one of the most radical and successful competition cars ever created.
Read More →The Rally Beast That Changed Everything, 1985 Peugeot 205 T16
The homologation special that dominated Group B rallying with mid-mounted turbo power and revolutionary AWD technology.
Read More →Japan’s Sports Car Revolution, 1978 Datsun 280Z
The final evolution of the original Z-car that proved Japan could build world-class sports cars.
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