Sports Cars and Classic Cars Blog
Was the Glasspar G2 the First Fiberglass Sports Car?
1957 Dual-Ghia Convertible – The First One?
by Mike - This beautiful Dual-Ghia sold at the RM auction in Monterey in August 2013 for $330,000. The Dual-Ghia is a rare, low volume car that was produced in America between 1956 and 1958. Eugene Casaroll formed Dual Motors in Detroit, … [Read more...]
The Dodge Storm Z-250 By Bertone
by Mike - The 1953 Storm Z-250 was developed by Chrysler engineer Fred Zeder to evaluate the feasibility of producing a vehicle that would capture a portion of the growing American sports car market. Built on a rigid tube frame chassis it … [Read more...]
Car Of The Day – Aston Martin V8 Vantage ‘X-Pack’ At Auction
by Mike - I have loved this generation of Aston Martin for years. The style reminds me of the late '60s Ford Mustang but more elegant, especially the interior. This Aston Martin muscle car, with more style and luxury than any American muscle … [Read more...]
A Trip To The Porsche Museum
by Don Meluzio - I recently visited the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart with my son Derek. While we were at the Museum we stopped in the Historical Archive Department to see my friend Jens Torner. You may notice quite often when … [Read more...]
Time Moves On And So Do Car Dealers
by Mike - It was Ferrari of Los Gatos from the mid-1970s until a few years ago, then it was the Silicon Valley Auto Group for a while (owned by Symbolic Motor of La Jolla, California) and has been Los Gatos Luxury Cars (owned by the Qvale … [Read more...]
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