Pegaso: The Winged Horse That Motorized a Nation and Couldn’t Survive Itself A brand born from the ashes of another. A state-owned company created to build trucks in a country shattered by war that, by the vision of a genius with zero business sense, ended up producing the fastest production car on the planet. A … Read more
Wifredo Ricart: The Spanish Engineer Who Made Ferrari Happen… Without Even Trying A kid from Barcelona, born in 1897. A guy who graduated in industrial engineering before turning 21. A man who designed racing cars with double overhead cams and 16 valves when most manufacturers didn’t even know those words. A Spaniard who walked into … Read more
Barreiros: The Spanish Mechanic Who Beat the British, Defied Franco and Ended Up Building Engines for Fidel Castro The black Dodge 3700 GT rolls up Claudio Coello Street at half past nine in the morning. December 20, 1973. Three men inside. The driver, José Luis Pérez Mogena. The bodyguard, police inspector Juan Antonio Bueno Fernández. … Read more
Pegaso Z-102: The Story of the Spanish Supercar That Was the Fastest in the World Not Enough Cylinders — Unfiltered Automotive Opinion There are cars that define eras. Others defy logic. The Pegaso Z-102 did both. Born in post-war Barcelona, in a factory meant to build trucks and buses, this Spanish V8 had the audacity … Read more
