Cars

Throughout the decades, sports cars have gone through numerous events and technological advances. These changes, while progressive, have come with major design trends. New technologies have enabled more sophisticated forms and compound curves of sports…

45 years ago, a biochemist known as Earl Sutherland discovered that adrenaline speeds up the disintegration of sugar in the liver to deliver quick bursts of energy during moments of stress. Later, he found that…

The 1980’s might be remembered for their dramatic hairstyles, confused fashion, and surprisingly rhythmic tunes, but they were a revolutionary decade in automotive performance. It is here that we were introduced to on-board computers, all…

The Cayenne is the model that may have very well saved Porsche. With the 996-series 911 sales withering and the Boxster becoming outdated, the Weissach company desperately needed an instant profitability injection. This was the…

Starting in the 1960s, cars began to make their presence known across the silver screen. The newest star on the entertainment stage now had four wheels, combining society’s love affair with both the automobile and the…

The 1970’s were not the best time for sports cars. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries had put a stop in U.S oil shipments between October 1973 and Spring of 1974, and although the period…

Aston Martin is adorned by a rich and prestigious heritage that defines the company as something remarkably special within the automotive history. Having started as “Bamford & Martin Ltd” in 1913 under the leadership of…

The 60s were an interesting decade for cars. Only 15 years after the second World War, car manufacturers were still trying to make a statement in the world of automotives. Sports cars didn’t have much…

The Chevrolet Camaro, manufactured by Chevrolet, was hardly a new idea; more like a hurried attempt to keep up with the recently launched/remarkably successful Ford Mustang. It started as a pony car, but later introduced…