R4 and 2CV: Cars with Strong Character
At a dinner table the other day, somebody once again felt the need to share their aversions towards the Citroën Berlingo. The harsh words came from a ... Read More...
A Numbers Game
I am overwhelmingly brilliant, but even I’ll admit I have quite a poor memory for the names of people, names of places, names of things, numbers, time... Read More...
Hong Kong’s Annual Classic Luncheon
Geographically Hong Kong is but a tiny spot, but I’m sure anyone who has visited – or actually lived there – will be quick to agree that this small Sp... Read More...
Sorry, But I Prefer the Facelifted Esprit
The legendary il Maestro, Giorgetto Giugiaro, created yet another one of his masterpieces when he penned the extreme wedge Lotus Esprit in 1976. Howev... Read More...
Titanium: A Metal Full of Magic
Have you ever found yourself stood in a modern bicycle shop, where the spare part in your hands was made of a metal with a vague golden-red tinge to i... Read More...
Visual Sunday: MG’s Intimate Driving Experience Anno 1970
Suggestive much?... Read More...
Prime Find of the Week: Estate or Shooting Brake?
Shooting brakes are obviously insanely cool, and considering that they are most often based on a sportscar or GT-car of sorts, they’re also relatively... Read More...
Michael Caine – The Mature Gentleman
I have been quite Francophile in my choice of subjects for several of my articles on ViaRETRO (both here and on the Danish site as well). Admitted, th... Read More...
Ogle’s Designer Ford
It’s no secret that we here on ViaRETRO all have quite a profound fascination with the various Italian carrozzeria of yesteryear. Truth be told, I bel... Read More...