-
Alfa Romeo Spider S2 (1970-1983)
RegisteredRead more...Alfa Romeo Series 2 1970 to 1983 Overview Also called Giulia Spider Production 1970–1982 Powertrain Engine 1.3 L I4 1.6 L I4 1.8 L I4 2.0 L I4 Transmission 5-speed manual ...
-
Alfa Romeo Spider S3 (1983-1990)
RegisteredRead more...Alfa Romeo Spider Series 3 (1983 to 1990) Overview Production 1983–1989 Powertrain Engine 1.6 L I4 2.0 L I4 Transmission 5-speed manual Dimensions Wheelbase 88.6 in (2,250 mm) ...
-
Alfa Romeo Spider S4 (1990–1993)
RegisteredRead more...Alfa Romeo Spider Series 4 1990 to 1993 Overview Production 1990–1993 Powertrain Engine 1.6 L I4 2.0 L I4 Transmission 5-speed manual 3-speed automatic Dimensions Wheelbase ...
-
Alfa Romeo Stradale 33 (1967-1969)
RegisteredRead more...Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale 1967 to 1969 Manufacturer Alfa Romeo Production November 1967 - March 1969 Assembly Milan, Italy (Carrozzeria Marazzi) Class Sports car Body style 2-door ...
-
Alfa Romeo SZ RZ (1989-1994)
Read more...Alfa Romeo SZ & RZ (1989-1994) Overview Manufacturer Alfa Romeo Also called ES-30, Il Mostro Production 1989 to 1991 (SZ) 1992 to 1994 (RZ) Assembly Terrazzano di Rho, Italy ...
-
Alfa-Romeo 2600 Spider (1962-1965)
Read more...Alfa-Romeo 2600 Touring Spider Make Alfa-Romeo Class Sports car Main type open roadster Production from 1962 to 1965 Engine 6 cylinders 2582cc Length 177.30 in, 4500 mm Wheel ...
-
Allard J2X-2 (1981-1987)
Read more...Allard J2X2 Manufacturer A.H.A Production 1981-1987 Assembly Canada Class Sports car Body style Roadster Layout Front engine, rear-wheel drive Transmission 4-speed manual ...
-
Allard M2 M2X (1951-1952)
RegisteredRead more...Allard M2 M2X car range and history Vehicle technical details Manufacturer Allard Production 1951 to 1952 Class sports car Top speed 136 km/h Body and chassis Body styles ...
-
Allard Special V12 (1938-1939)
RegisteredRead more...Allard Special V12 car history Vehicle technical details Manufacturer Allard Production 1937 to 1939 Class Sports car,Race car Top speed 160 km / h, Electrics 6 Volt Body and ...
-
Allard Special V8 (1937-1939)
RegisteredRead more...Allard Special V8 car history Vehicle technical details Manufacturer Allard Production 1937 to 1939 Class Sports car,Race car Top speed 152 km / h. Electrics 6 Volt Body and ...
-
Alpina B3 E30 (1987-1992)
Read more...Alpina B3 2.7 E30 3 series Production period: 1987 to 1992 Body versions: Sedan, station wagon, coupé, convertible Engines: Gasoline engine 2.7 litres (150 kW) Power: 204 hp ...
-
Alpina B3 E46 (1999-2006)
Read more...Alpina B3 E46 3 series Production period: 1999 to 2006 Body versions: Sedan, station wagon, coupe, convertible Engines: Petrol 3.3 litres Power: 206–224 kW Length: 4471-4488mm ...
-
Alpine A106 (1955-1961)
RegisteredRead more...Alpine A106 1955 to 1961 Overview Manufacturer Alpine Production 1955 - 1961 Assembly Dieppe, France Designer Giovanni Michelotti Body and chassis Class Sports car Body style ...
-
Alpine A108 (1958-1965)
Read more...Alpine A108 Builder Alpine-Renault Class Sports Car Main type Berlinetta Other versions coupe and convertible Production from 1958 to 1964 Engine 845 cc ohv water cooled I4 37 hp ...
-
Alpine A310 (1971-1984)
Read more...Alpine A310 1971 to 1984 Overview Manufacturer Alpine Production 1971–1984 Body and chassis Class Sports car Body style Coupé Layout RR layout Powertrain Engine 1,605 cc A2L/A3L ...
-
Alpine GT4 (1962-1969)
Read more...Alpine GT4 Make Alpine-Renault Class Sports Car Body type coupe Engine 4 cylinders 1108-1255cc Production from 1962 to 1969 Produced 261 Wheel base 89.37 in, 2,270 mm Length ...
-
Alpine History (1955-1995)
RegisteredRead more...Alpine Cars France History (1955-1995) Industry Automotive Founded 1955 by Jean Rédélé Defunct 1995 Headquarters Dieppe, France Products Automobiles Parent Renault Alpine is a ...
-
Alta (1929)
RegisteredRead more...Alta racing car History The Alta Car and Engineering Company was a British sports and racing car manufacturer, commonly known simply as Alta. Their cars contested five FIA World ...
-
Alvis 12/50 (1923-1932)
RegisteredRead more...Alvis 12/50 (1923 to 1932) Manufacturer Alvis Production 1923-1932 3705 made Predecessor Alvis 10/30 Engine 1496, 1598 or 1645 cc Straight-4 overhead valve Wheelbase 108 in ...
-
Alvis FWD (1928-1930)
RegisteredRead more...Alvis FWD front wheel drive From 1928 to 1930 Manufacturer Alvis Production 1928-1930 Body Style tourer Engine 1482 cc (90.437 cu in) Wheelbase 2591 mm 102 in Length 3759 mm 148 ...
-
Alvis Speed 20 (1932-1936)
RegisteredRead more...Alvis Speed 20 From 1932 to 1936 Manufacturer Alvis Production 1932–1936 1165 made Predecessor Alvis Silver Eagle Successor Alvis Speed 25 Class Touring car Engine 2511 or 2762cc ...
-
Alvis TB 14 (1950)
RegisteredRead more...Alvis TB 14 From 1950 Manufacturer Alvis Cars Production 1950 100 produced Successor Alvis TB 21 Body style 2 door sports Layout FR layout Engine Alvis 1892 cc Straight-4 ...
-
Alvis TB 21 (1951)
RegisteredRead more...Alvis TB 21 From 1951 Manufacturer Alvis Cars Production 1951 31 produced Predecessor Alvis TB 14 Body style 2 door sports Layout FR layout Engine Alvis 2993 cc Straight-6 ...
-
Amilcar CGS3 (1924-1926)
RegisteredRead more...Amilcar CGS3 car history Make: Amilcar Years of production 1924 to 1926 Type: Sports car Engine 4 cylinders 1,074 cm 3 The Amilcar CGS3 is a open sports car manufactured by the ...
-
Andino (1967-1980)
Read more...Andino (Automotores 9 de Julio SA) Automotores 9 de Julio SA was an Argentine manufacturer of automobiles . The brand name was Andino. History The company from Buenos Aires began ...
-
Apal Coupe (1961-1965)
Read more...Apal Coupé Production period: 1961 to 1964 Class: Sports car Body versions: Coupe Engine: Air-cooled 1200/1300cc Wheel base: 94.49 in, 2,400 mm Overall width: 63.78 in, 1,620 mm ...
-
ARH (1969-1972)
Read more...ARH (ALBISA HUGAR) Automotive manufacturer of Madrid,Spain from 1969 to 1972. ALBISA HUGAR was a Spanish manufacturer of sports automobiles . History José Ramón Almagro and ...
-
Ariel Atom (1996-)
Registered -
Arnott (1951-1957)
Read more...Arnott Cars History Harlesden, London UK ,from 1951 to 1957. The Arnott was a car made by Arnott’s Garages in Harlesden, London, from 1951 to 1957. Miss Daphne Arnott commenced ...
-
Arrinera (2015-)
Read more...Arrinera Automotive SA Automobile manufacturer, Warsaw , Poland from 2015 on The company Arrinera Automotive established in 2008 by the two brothers Łukasz and Marek Tomkiewicz ...
-
ASA 1000 GT (1962-1967)
Read more...ASA 1000 GT Production period: 1962 to 1967 Class : sports car Body versions : Coupe , convertible Engines: Gasoline: 1.0 liter (66.9-71.3 kW SAE) Length: 3880 mm Width: 1550 mm ...
-
ASA 411 (1965-1967)
Read more...ASA 411 sports car Production period: 1965 to 1967 Class : Sports/race car Body versions : Coupe Engines: Gasoline :1.1 liters (69.9 kW) Length: 3880 mm Width: 1550 mm Height: ...
-
Ascari Ecosse (1998-1999)
RegisteredRead more...Ascari Ecosse (1998 to 1999) Manufacturer Ascari Cars Production 1998–1999 Successor Ascari KZ1 Class Sports car Body style 2-door coupe Platform Rear mid-engine, rear-wheel ...
-
Ascari KZ1-R (2005-)
RegisteredRead more...Ascari KZ1-R From 2005 Manufacturer Ascari Production 2005–present Predecessor Ascari KZ1 Successor Ascari A10 Class Sports car Body style Berlinetta Engine 5.0L BMW S62 V8 ...
-
Ashley (1955-1962)
RegisteredRead more...Ashley Laminates Car History Essex UK From 1955 to 1962 Ashley were manufacturer of body shells and chassis for specials from 1955 to 1962. They also offered a range of products ...
-
Aspid GT-21 (2012-)
RegisteredRead more...Aspid GT-21 sports car Manufacturer: Aspid Production period: since 2012 Class : sports car Body versions : Coupe Engines: Gasoline 4.4 liters The Aspid GT-21 is a supercar ...
-
Aspid SS (2009-)
RegisteredRead more...Aspid SS sports car history Manufacturer: Aspid Production period: since 2009 Class : sports car Body versions : Coupe Engines: Gasoline 2.0 liters The Aspid SS is ...
-
Aston Martin DB Mk III (1957-1959)
RegisteredRead more...Aston Martin DB Mark III (1957 to 1959) Manufacturer Aston Martin Production 1957–1959 551 produced Predecessor Aston Martin DB2/4 Mk II Successor Aston Martin DB4 Class Sports ...
-
Aston Martin DB-1 Sports (1948-1950)
RegisteredRead more...Aston Martin DB1 2-Litre Sports (1948 to 1950) Manufacturer Aston Martin Lagonda Limited Production 1948–1950 15 produced Successor Aston Martin DB2 Class Sports car Body style ...
-
Aston Martin DB2 (1950-1953)
Read more...Aston Martin DB 2 Manufacturer Aston Martin Production 1950 to1953 Produced 411 Successor Aston Martin DB2/4 Class Sports car Body style 2-seat coupé 2-seat drophead Layout FR ...
-
Aston Martin DB2/4 (1953-1957)
Read more...Aston Martin DB2/4 Manufacturer Aston Martin Production 1953 to 1957 Produced 764 Class Sports car Body style 2+2 hatchback 2-seat drophead 2-seat fixed head Layout FR layout ...
-
Aston Martin DB3S (1953-1956)
RegisteredRead more...Aston Martin DB3S Category Le Mans Racer Sports car racing Constructor Aston Martin Lagonda LTD Designer(s) Willie Watson, Frank Feely (Body) Technical specifications Chassis ...
-
Aston Martin DB4 (1958-1963)
RegisteredRead more...Aston Martin DB4 1958 to 1963 Manufacturer Aston Martin Production 1958–1963 1,210 produced 1,110 DB4 100 DB4GT/Zagato Predecessor Aston Martin DB Mark III Successor Aston Martin ...
-
Aston Martin DB6 MK II (1969-1971)
Read more...Aston Martin DB6 MK II Manufacturer Aston Martin Production 1969 to 1971 Class Sport Car Body style Grand tourer 2-door coupé 2+2 and Volante four-seat convertible Layout FR ...
-
Aston Martin DB7 Zagato (2002-2003)
RegisteredRead more...Aston Martin DB7 Zagato (2002 to 2003) Manufacturer Aston Martin Production 2002–2003 (100 produced, 99 sold) Predecessor Aston Martin V8 Zagato Successor Aston Martin DB AR1 ...
