
Over 215 million cars have worn Chevrolet's 'bowtie' logo since 1913, but its origins are still unknown.



























Over 215 million cars have worn Chevrolet's 'bowtie' logo since 1913, but its origins are still unknown.


Picking winners from the 49 pristine cars was no easy task for the judges.

The Ferrari 340/375MM that sold for Rs 65 crore, in the foreground.

Bridging the gap between the past and future.

Ralph Lauren's Bugatti type 575C Atlantic won the coveted Coppa d'Oro.

This Saoutchik-bodied Merc 680S is a Pebble Beach winner.

Sergio Pininfarina and Adrian Van Hooydonk with the new Pininfarina Gran Lusso

BMW Concept Ninety celebrates 40 years of the R90 S

The rain made this Ferrari Dino take cover.





Tarox aftermarket brakes add massive stopping power.

Massive rear-wing must add some amount of drag.

BMW yow! plus deep after market rumble from exhaust.

Its one of the greatest straight-sixes of all time.

Attractive cabin focuses on the essentials; good driving position, clear instruments and perfect placement of pedals.






The smallest engine they build at Maranello has eight cylinders.

Open random doors at the factory and this is what you might see.

Restoration room- meet your boyhood heroes.

This is why your neck constantly hurts at Maranello.

Every traffic jam has a couple of bright-red spots.

Eat, sleep and drink Ferrari.