The 1984 Panther Solo Prototype was the first attempt at a mid-engined sports car by the revived Panther Westwinds under its new Korean...

The Jensen S-V8 and C-V8 were designed entirely by Design Q, a British automotive design studio, and both cars made significant waves...

Little is known about this one-off based on the BMC Morris Minor (Mini). The design is attributed to Ercole Spada, and the execution was,...

The London Motor Show, Earls Court of 1960 introduced the most beautiful cars and the most significant Aston Martin. Each DB4GT rolling...

The Panther 6 was a British six-wheel convertible produced by Panther in 1977. The car is powered by a mid-mounted 8.2 L (500 cu in)...

Created by Nuccio Bertone in 1967, the one of a kind Lamborghini Miura Spyder was intended as a design exercise, aimed at keeping demand...

The British Leyland Zanda was a motor show prototype produced by Harris Mann and showed to the world in 1969. This car still exists and...

The British brand is strongly associated with right-hand drive copies of Jim's cars and with duplicates of Opel products. However,...

Ed Cole, president of GM, who had become an ardent rotary engine advocate, ordered up a sports car concept designed around the developing...

Pininfarina was still loosely associated with British Leyland as a go-to design consultancy. In this case, with Project XJ40 taking...

The Vauxhall Equus was one two-door concept car first presented by Vauxhall in 1978. The name “Equus” is Latin for “Horse.” It was the...

A strong emotional impact and great suggestive power in this concept were realized on prestigious mechanicals. The purest Jaguar sports...