by Wallace Wyss - I'll admit it, I didn't think with all the safety laws regarding car design it would be possible to build as beautiful a car as some Ferraris of the Sixties before bumper laws existed. But now that I had an opportunity to see … [Read more...]
Four Forgotten Coachbuilders
May 1, 2026 By 7 Comments
Beyond Zagato and Pininfarina by Mike Gulett - In mid-century Europe, a handful of visionary designers and craftsmen shaped beautiful cars from bare chassis. While names like Zagato and Pininfarina dominate the conversation today, there exists a … [Read more...]
Design Critique: Rolls-Royce Nightingale
April 20, 2026 By 5 Comments
The start of the limited edition Coachbuild Collection. By Wallace Wyss - Of course, Rolls Royce has always been about coachbuilt cars with special bespoke versions for wealthy customers (and royalty) in addition to mass produced cars but with … [Read more...]
Design Critique: 2027 Toyota GR GT
April 9, 2026 By 6 Comments
by Wallace Wyss - Toyota felt the need for a new halo sports car called GR GT, that is priced in a celestial realm high above the GR86 and GR Corolla—almost in the supercar area. It does have a supercar engine, a new hybrid powertrain that puts … [Read more...]
Some Concept Cars Deserve to Live
February 21, 2026 By 5 Comments
by Mike Gulett - Concept cars are the automotive world’s purest form of optimism. They are usually created without compromise—no cost targets, no regulatory handcuffs, no focus groups asking for practical stuff. For a brief moment under bright show … [Read more...]
Studebaker — Spirit, Style and Beauty
February 7, 2026 By 3 Comments
by Mike Gulett - Few American car companies can claim such longevity, innovation, and cultural impact as Studebaker. Studebaker was never just an automaker; it was a reflection of American ingenuity, ambition, and, ultimately, the harsh realities … [Read more...]
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