This 1969 Mitsubishi Minica Super Deluxe, is a rare piece in the vintage car landscape. This specific model stands out for retaining the original features that made it famous, such as the suicide doors, the original interior in excellent condition, and the 360cc two-stroke engine, reflecting the type of compact vehicles that were popular in… Read More Tiny white: 1969 Mitsubishi Minica
In the second half of the 1970s, the term ‘SUV’ was still far from being coined, but 4×4 vehicles were starting to shake off the idea of being purely utilitarian, embracing the concept of a vehicle suitable for all uses and capable of offering comfort similar to that of sedans. In this context, a very… Read More Pre-SUV: 1979 Monteverdi Safari
We always experience a pleasant sense of amazement when we come across a car whose existence we were not aware of, as was the case with this Seat convertible brought to our attention by our reader Kyle, whom we thank for the tip. The brand itself, especially outside of Europe, is little known. Added to… Read More 1 of 7: 1960 Seat 1400 Cabriolet by Serra
One of the most beautiful cars ever made, paradoxically, is also one of the least known to the general public. Certainly, classic car enthusiasts are well acquainted with it – not least because its valuations are extremely high. Yet, we have encountered people who had never heard of this coupe made in very few examples,… Read More 1 of 98: 1967 Toyota 2000 GT
It is not easy to see these cars outside of Brazil, where they were produced, and in fact this car arrived in Europe thanks to a Brazilian man. The seller says this was originally the car of the Brazilian ambassador in Paris and has been in his family for many years. This is a rare… Read More The diplomat’s car: 1971 Puma Spyder 1600 GTE
If, looking at this Swedish car, you have the impression of recognizing the Italian style of the time, you are not wrong. The designer of this small Swedish berlinetta is in fact Sergio Coggiola, a little-known car designer who, however, had important experiences such as the one at Ghia. Either way, the Sonnett IIII oozes… Read More Uncle’s car: 1973 Saab Sonnett III
What is more important, whether a car is fast or it looks fast? We are confident that everyone has their own answer in mind, and that this car was designed to answer those for whom the second option mattered. In fact, when I was little and I saw the ads of these cars for sale,… Read More Fast look: Puma Coupè GTE 1600
We don’t normally publish such “new” cars, however there are times when you need to make exceptions, like in this case, and for good reason. As you can see this is a very normal four door Volvo 244 Turbo as many of us have seen around, yet this is different: it has not been restored… Read More Unicorn: 1982 Volvo 244 Turbo
Perhaps in 1950 this car already looked out of date, but it certainly wasn’t 14 years before, when it went into production. Actually we deliberately used the verb “look” because even in 1950, this car was not technically inferior to brands like Mercedes and is, still today, more aerodynamic than a Lamborghini Countach. The masterpiece… Read More Postal service: 1950 Tatra T87
“Formichetta” (little ant) is the name of this model, a small commercial van built by the Spanish Siata under Fiat license. Once again, therefore, we find ourselves in front of a vehicle that we did not know existed: not that we are sorry, on the contrary, we like to be amazed. And this little van… Read More Ant’s life: 1967 Siata 600D Formichetta
