Citro Man SM
Jaguar S-type against a Rover P5 Coupe
Gentleman’s carriages - Jaguar versus Rover. We pitch a Jaguar S-type against a Rover P5 Coupe in this Sixties executive express face-off. Racing’s finished...
Bonkers Tornado Fiat 600 packing a Lotus Twin Cam – addictively insane
You emerge with a voce half an octave higher – and a rictus grin. In the 1960s, Tornado created an unlikely Fiat 600 hybrid...
1991 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 C4 road test
Over here - 1991 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 road test. Chevy’s plan for the Corvette ZR-1 was ambitious - to cross the Atlantic and take...
1975 Lamborghini Espada Series III
Family Flyer. Espada: Lamborghini's foremost V12 powered Four-Seater. By James Dietzler and Mark J. McCourt. Photography by James Dietzler. The Espada’s predominantly horizontal styling...
Honda NSX road test
The impossible dream. It may have taken him half a century, but the creation of the NSX was the realisation of Soichiro Honda's lifelong...
1985 Citroen CX25 Pallas IE test-drive
1985 Citroen CX25 Pallas IE series 1 test-drive. Owner: Michael Cannon. Named after its aerodynamic rating, this Citroen CX25 Pallas IE is a gray-market car that was...
Citroen ID21 Break test-drive
1967 Citroen ID21 Break (Estate Wagon). Owner: John Lobre. Similar to the DS, this 1967 Citroen ID21 Break station wagon has the same basic styling, hydraulic...
Citroen SM 2.7 Coupe test-drive
1973 Citroen SM 2.7 Coupe test-drive. Owner: Eric Holveg. In 1970, Citroen and Maserati joined forces to create one of the ultimate real- world performance sports...
Citroen 2CV Charleston test-drive
1981 Citroen 2CV Charleston test-drive. Owner: Chris Ottman. Introduced in 1948, this affordable little car was so popular that it remained in production until 1990. Its...
Giant Citroen’s Test – 1966 DS21 vs 1967 ID21 Break, 1973 SM 2.7 Coupe, 1981 2CV Charleston and 1985 CX25 Pallas IE
Cruising through the Connecticut countryside in five of Frances finest. By Robert Gross and Richard A. Lentinello. Photography by Robert Gross. If ever there was...

