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  Revology Cars’ latest new models build on the company’s successful formula of combining vintage looks with modern performance, reliability, and comfort.  Revology’s 1968 Shelby GT350 2+2 and convertible models join two other 1968 models, the GT500KR 2+2 and convertible, which were launched by Revology last year. As with other Revology models, the ’68 editions use steel unibodies, also known as ‘body shells’, which are assembled in house by Revology. “This ensures superior dimensional control and weld integrity compared to outsourced unibodies,” says Tom Scarpello, Revology’s founder and CEO.  “This is critical for performance, craftsmanship, and durability.” Scarpello explains that the new GT350 models are positioned relative to the Revology GT500KR in a similar manner to the relationship between the original Shelby GT350 and GT500KR. “The GT350 models are focused on delivering a balanced performance driving experienc...

  The Pontiac GTO Sinister Widebody Rendering is a sight to behold—a true masterpiece that combines power, style, and an undeniable sense of allure. This stunning creation, resembling a handsome monster, exudes a sense of opulence that’s valued at an astonishing $2 million. Aesthetic Marvel:  At first glance, the Pontiac GTO Sinister Widebody Rendering captivates with its bold and aggressive styling. The widebody design not only enhances its visual appeal but also provides functional benefits, improving aerodynamics and stability. Performance Prowess:  Beyond its striking appearance, this super Mustang boasts remarkable performance capabilities. Its roaring engine, tuned to perfection, delivers heart-pounding power and acceleration that can leave any car enthusiast in awe. Exquisite Craftsmanship:  The attention to detail and craftsmanship that went into creating the GTO Sinister Widebody Renderi...

This is one of only two  Hillman  Aero Minx Streamlined Saloons in the world. For the sake of complete transparency, there is soon to be a third – and even a fourth is rumoured to be in the pipeline – but for now this car and another in Denmark comprise two of two. Its rarity is no real surprise because only between 1000 and 2000 Aero Minxes were ever built, and the lower estimate is thought to be closer to the truth. The Coventry company – in the early ’30s fast becoming one of the powerhouses of the British motor industry thanks to the standard  Minx  – wanted to turn ...

  Ford Mustang When it comes to car names, the Mustang is the most famous American model of all time. A  Ford  legend, it was designed with a specific person in mind, someone who wanted to ditch the sedan for something sportier. Unsurprisingly, more than a million Mustangs were sold in the first 18 months. It had a 4.9-Litre V8 that produced between 200-320bhp depending on the model. The range-topping 1969 Boss 302 is the most iconic of all. Classic fact : In 2020, Steve McQueen’s Mustang GT from  Bullitt  sold for a record $3.4 million.   Dodge Charger Beloved by car fanatics, everything about the Dodge Charger – from its name and how it sounds to the way it looks – sums up America's exceptionalism for muscle car engineering. Unleashed in 1966, sales for the Dodge got off to a sluggish start. But w...