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It was exactly 70 years ago when the first Porsche road car, a typ 356 rolled out from the Gmünd factory. Many things have changed since then. One has not. Porsche still believes in the Fahren in seinem schönsten Form slogan. Driven in its best shape.

Celebrating 50 years of #Islero and #Espada ! Admire an Espada Serie III and an Islero S at Techno Classica 2018 until 25 March. Celebrations continue in Umbria with the 50th Anniversary tour, 7-10 September #Lamborghini #PoloStorico https://t.co/r7hfSE9zfZ pic.twitter.com/qRuKTebGi2 — Lamborghini (@Lamborghini) March 22, 2018

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more Model year 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the first production Chevrolet truck. A century and more than 85 million trucks later, Chevrolet has become one of the most recognizable brands in the world. To celebrate the Chevy Trucks Centennial, the brand is honoring the owners who have made Chevy Trucks a part of their lives for the past century with a 100-day celebration featuring two new Special Edition trucks, the national rollout of the Truck Legends customer loyalty program and more. “The Chevy Trucks Centennial is a huge milestone for us, and is equally important to our customers,” said Sandor Piszar, Chevrolet Trucks Advertising and Marketing director. “That’s why we will be celebrating 100 years of Chevy Trucks over the course of the next 100 days. It’s important that we share this celebration with our loyal customers who have helped us achieve this accomplishment.” Chevrolet kicked off the Centennial Celebration today at the State Fair of Texas, where the bra

Luxury Italian automotive manufacturer, Maserati, sees the eagerly anticipated MY18 GranTurismo and GranCabrio arrive in the UK, with prices starting from £94,285 OTR. To celebrate the latest GranTurismo and GranCabrio, Maserati looks back at 70 years of Maserati GTs with seven iconic Maserati cars: A6 1500 (1947): the original GranTurismo model was launched at the 1947 Geneva Motor Show featuring a 1.5-litre six-cylinder in-line engine with 65hp under a revolutionary body designed by Pininfarina. 3500GT (1957): the first “mass-produced” Maserati made its debut in 1957, the year Fangio took the F1 title in his 250F. Its aluminium body was designed by Touring around a 3.5-litre six-cylinder engine with 230hp. 5000GT (1959): the object of desire. This Maserati GT was produced purely to meet the desires of the Shah of Persia, who wanted a more exclusive version of the 3500GT. With a potent V8 engine, the 5000GT was famous for its performance and exclusivity. Ghibli SS Coupe (1