World's Largest Flying Car Archive (Part 2 of 3)
A flying car or roadable aircraft is a type of vehicle that can function as both a personal car and an aircraft. The term "flying car" is...
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1986 Lancia Delta S4 Group B Rally
1986 Lancia Delta S4 Group B Rally Photo Courtesy of Bonhams Source: https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/classic-cars/videos/a29930/...
1989 Volkswagen Corrado Magnum Sport Kombi Prototypes
The Magnum project was VW’s attempt at a larger capacity, shooting-brake version of its sporty Corrado. Production on that car was...
1988 Porsche DP44 Cargo
DP Motorsport's most famous project may have been the Porsche 935 K3 that dominated endurance racing for many years, but they also made...
1988-1990 Middlebridge Scimitar
After production at Reliant ceased, Middlebridge Scimitar Ltd. acquired the manufacturing rights to the Scimitar GTE in June 1987. This...
1987 Aston Martin Lagonda Shooting Brake
The Aston Martin Lagonda is a special car. Just 645 were built over 12 years of production, all sporting genuinely stunning William Towns...
1987 Porsche 928 Shooting Brake
In 1987, Porsche decided to stretch out the 928 and make a shooting brake out of it. Called the H50, this 928 featured a lengthened...
1987 BMW Z1 Coupe
The 1987 Frankfurt Motor Show was a big event for BMW, marking the debut of the 750i powered by Germany’s first post-war 12-cylinder...
1986 ‘N13’ Nissan EXA (Pulsar NX)
Making its debut in 1986, the ‘N13’ Nissan EXA (dubbed Pulsar NX in some markets) wasn’t mechanically remarkable. Far from it - the car...
1986 Honda Accord AeroDeck Shooting Brake
This 1986 Honda Accord AeroDeck was sold new in Japan and was recently imported to the US by the selling dealer. Power is provided by a...
1986 Volvo 480 ES
The Volvo 480 ES was the first front-wheel-drive car with a transverse engine produced by Volvo. It's now been 30 years since this...
1986 Citroën BX Dyana by Heuliz
With tip-up front seats, the generous front doors offer easy access to the rear. A large hatchback and the total absence of a loading...
1985 Pontiac Trans Am Kammback Concept
This white Trans Am Kammback (chassis number 0000EX4796) is fitted with the 190-hp H.O. version of the 305-cu.in. V-8 and a five-speed...
1984 Porsche 928-4 Shooting Brake Prototype
While seemingly at odds with Porsche's roots as a sports car maker, the Panamera Sport Turismo wagon seems like a great fit in the...
1983 Jaguar XJS Shooting Brake by Andreas Burlet
This Jaguar was the exclusive work of a Swiss and passionate coachbuilder, Andreas Burlet. It was based on an XJS V12 HE from 1983. The...
1983 Bentley Mulsanne Turbo Shooting Brake
It was coach built by Coway Ltd of West Horton, Lancashire. The car was supplied new to Jersey via St Helier Garages, Rolls-Royce main...
1982 Volkswagen Series II Polo Squareback
Just one month after the Polo 1 ended, the Polo 2 was released to the public. It featured a new design that combined the hatchback with a...
1982 Lynx Eventer XJS Shooting Brake
With a reported conversion cost new of more than £55,000, the Lynx Eventer was an unapologetically expensive proposition new. Each car...
1982 Lancia Gamma Olgiata by Pininfarina
Perhaps the most unique Gamma of all was the Olgiata station wagon, shown in Paris in 1982. This was an elegant three-door station wagon...
1981 Ferrari 365 GT4 Croisette SW by Felber
This particular shooting brake, ‘The Croisette,’ is based on a Ferrari 365 GT4. Willy Felber was a Swiss businessman and Ferrari dealer...
1980 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II Shooting Brake
There was never, of course, an official factory-bodied estate version of the Shadow, but that did not deter those wealthy enough from...
1980 Porsche 924 Kombi
The Porsche 924 Kombi was built by a German coachbuilder Gunter Artz; 20 examples of the 924 Kombi were constructed in 1980-1981, using a...
1980 ARTZ Audi UR Quattro Kombi
ARTZ has somewhat of a knack for building strange variants of production cars. However, this took the iconic rally/road car and turned it...
1975-1986 Reliant Scimitar GTE (SE6/ 6A/B)
In 1975, the SE6 series was promoted to the executive market. These models were two-door sports estates, again with the Ford V6 3.0 L...
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