Car History

For 50 years, the 911 has known as the ultimate sports car.

The history of the Audi Quattro.

Founded by Louis Chevrolet, the brand climbed straight to the top at the turn of the 20th century.

An up-close look at how the Mercedes SL evolved from a racing car into a luxury sports vehicle.

The Ford Mustang is one of the most successful sports cars in the world and has been an icon.

One of the biggest icons of the swinging sixties was the Mini. It was the perfect car of its time.

There is a car that everyone knows and that almost everyone has ridden in. A car with an unmistakable nickname. A car that has conquered all continents.

Ferrari - the name alone raises the pulse. No other sports car has as much magic and myth as the fiery red icons from Maranello.

The Jaguar E-Type is exciting and breathtaking, the measure of all sports cars. Its shape embodies the style of the sexy 1960s and the E-Type still quickens the pulse today.

The early history of sports car manufacturer Lamborghini was shaped by the rivalry between tractor manufacturer Ferruccio Lamborghini and Enzo Ferrari.

The 1960s and 1970s were golden years for Opel. The traditional brand is at its best. Ascona, Manta, Rekord and GT: Opel is more than just a car, Opel is an attitude to life.

It is a phenomenon, the epitome of luxury, comfort and safety. Since the 1950s, the Mercedes-Benz S-Class has set the standard in the luxury class.

From the very beginning of its company, AMG has set itself the goal of being the epitome of automotive top performance, exclusivity and dynamic driving.

The BMW motorsport division has been a success story since its foundation, and not only on the race track. The high-performance road cars with the letter M on the rear.

The cars of the iconic Saab brand are stylish, quirky and have that certain Swedish flair. Right from the start, Saab built cars that were different from others.

From tame and conservative to avant-garde, in the 1960s and 70s Ford built one classic after another, always following the proven formula of the company.

Robust, honest, simple, the Land Rover is the bedrock of all off-road vehicles. Built in 1948 as a simple car for British farmers, the vehicle quickly became an export hit.

Vive la différence: the cars of Renault are always unusual in design, exceptional in their driving comfort and often avant-gardistic. Renault writes history with the Dauphine etc.

From the very beginning, the French carmaker Citroën celebrated the joy of extravagance. Already the Traction Avant from the 1950s is a milestone in automotive history.

The Volkswagen Golf is nothing more but a reasonable car - there's nothing really exciting about it, but still it's a mega-seller.

No one is faster, more reliable, more successful. Be it the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Monte Carlo Rally or Formula 1: Porsche won it all at least once.

The slogan of BMW, one of the most successful automobile groups in the world, is "The Ultimate Driving Machine". The emphatically sporty cars and motorbikes.

The Porsche 550 Spyder is small, flat and fast. Only 140 of them were produced.