Boreham built a brand-new Ford Escort Mk1 in 2026 — and “restomod” is the wrong word for it Chris Harris has a theory about old fast Fords: the magic was never the power. It was the lack of weight, the live rear axle stepping out on command, the sense that the car was conspiring with … Read more
Eccentrica V12: The Analogue Rebellion That Just Spent a Million Quid on a Diablo In an age where the average new supercar fields three electric motors, fifteen hundred horsepower from a battery pack and a Nürburgring mode that scores your laps to Hans Zimmer, a quietly stubborn man from San Marino has set about doing … Read more
Hoonicorn: a 1965 Mustang doing donuts on 1,400 horsepower of methanol Take a 1965 Ford Mustang Notchback. Steel body. The kind your dad watched go past the diner with fenders so wide they looked hand-drawn. Strip everything inside. Drop in a NASCAR-spec tubular chassis fabricated in Charlotte. Bolt up a 410 cubic-inch Roush Yates V8. … Read more
JAGUAR E-TYPE (1961–1975) Jaguar E-Type: The Most Beautiful Car Ever Made (And I’ll Explain Why This Isn’t Just a Cliché) There are phrases in automotive history that have survived for decades without ever being successfully challenged. One of the most frequently quoted is the one that Enzo Ferrari reportedly uttered upon seeing the Jaguar E-Type … Read more
Why Restomods Are Exploding: The Nostalgia the Industry Won’t Admit Not Enough Cylinders — Unfiltered Automotive Opinion We live in the era of the electric SUV-coupe with a 15-inch screen, voice assistants, and OTA updates. The auto industry tells us this is progress. That the future is autonomous, connected, and sustainable. And yet, the cars … Read more
