Praga Bohema: 700bhp, Sub-Tonne, and It Just Embarrassed the Hypercar Establishment Ben Collins drove to Dunsfold. Not in a transporter. Not behind a support truck full of engineers with laptops. He drove the car there, on public roads, on road tyres, with his race suit and helmet stashed in the side pod. He parked. He … Read more
Alfa Romeo Montreal: The Prototype-Engined GT That Arrived Late to Its Own Party Picture this scenario. You have access to one of the most exotic V8s ever produced in 1960s European motor engineering: a 90-degree, 2.6-litre, twin-cam-per-bank, dry-sump, cross-plane-crankshaft, SPICA mechanical fuel-injected unit, derived directly from the Tipo 33 sports racing prototype that Autodelta had … Read more
Maserati cooked its own engine, regulations took the heat out Some engines explain themselves. Others hit you. The Nettuno does the first better than almost anything else alive. The second — no. And that’s exactly what you need to know before someone sells it to you as the future of Maserati. Because the future is … Read more
