Alfa Romeo Canguro: The Contest Nobody Won The most beautiful Alfa Romeo ever drawn exists because of a General Motors executive in Detroit. Not directly. But the method that produced it was Bill Mitchell’s, and Alfa Romeo copied it a year later, right down to the two coachbuilders and the two donor chassis. Both experiments … Read more
Alfa Romeo Diva: The Prototype Alfa Wouldn’t Sign In 2006, while Alfa Romeo was preparing to return to the American market with a quarter-million-dollar grand tourer, it took a 1,100 kg mid-engined two-seater to the Geneva Motor Show and parked it in a Swiss design school’s booth. Among student projects. With the doors shut for … Read more
Kimera K39: 1,000 Koenigsegg Horsepower, a Manual Gearbox, and the Question Nobody Dared Ask Christian von Koenigsegg doesn’t hand out the beating heart of his company to just anyone. He’s spent decades building a reputation on engineering so uncompromising that owning a Koenigsegg feels less like buying a car and more like receiving a handshake … Read more
