The world of classic automobiles continues to captivate enthusiasts with its rich history and timeless designs. In August 2026, the spotlight shines on a diverse array of vehicles, each with its own unique story to tell. From the elegant lines of the Fiat 124 to the powerful performance of the Ford Sierra 2.0i RS Cosworth, this month’s features promise to delight and inspire.
Join us as we explore the fascinating world of classic cars, delving into the histories and specifications of some of the most celebrated models. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a newcomer to the scene, there’s something here for everyone to appreciate.
The Fiat 124: A Classic Revisited
The Fiat 124 takes center stage this month with a special focus on three remarkable models: the Pininfarina Spidereuropa Volumex, the first-series berlina, and a newly discovered Sport Coupé. These vehicles represent different facets of the 124’s legacy, showcasing its versatility and enduring appeal.
The Pininfarina Spidereuropa Volumex, with its sleek design and sporty performance, exemplifies the collaboration between Fiat and the renowned Italian design house. The first-series berlina, on the other hand, offers a glimpse into the everyday practicality that made the 124 a beloved family car. The Sport Coupé, with its rare and striking appearance, is a testament to the 124’s potential for customization and personal expression.
Alfa Romeo 6C 2500: Post-War Elegance
Three post-war Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 models are also featured this month, each representing a different chapter in the brand’s illustrious history. The Sport Freccia d’Oro from 1950, the Super Sport Gran Turismo from 1952, and the Super Sport Cabriolet Pinin Farina from 1950 showcase the evolution of design and engineering that characterized the 6C 2500 series.
These vehicles serve as a bridge between the pre-war elegance of the 6C and the modern practicality of the 1900 berlina. Their timeless designs and powerful performance continue to captivate enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Porsche 356: Legends in the Same Garage
Two very special Porsche 356 models are also highlighted this month. One, an ‘A 1600 S,’ once belonged to the legendary Scottish racing driver Jim Clark. The other, a ‘1500/1600 S,’ was owned by the esteemed journalist Denis Jenkinson. These vehicles, now residing in the same garage, offer a unique opportunity to appreciate their historical significance and engineering excellence.
The Porsche 356 is renowned for its lightweight construction, rear-engine layout, and timeless design. These particular models, with their rich histories, are prime examples of the 356’s enduring appeal and collectibility.
Performance Icons: Ford Sierra and VW Golf
The Ford Sierra 2.0i 4p. RS Cosworth and the VW Golf 3.2 VR6 4Motion R32 are also featured this month, showcasing the evolution of performance vehicles. The Sierra, with its turbocharged engine producing 204 CV and a top speed of over 240 km/h, was a formidable competitor in its day. The Golf R32, with its six-cylinder engine and 4Motion all-wheel-drive system, represents a more modern approach to performance and handling.
These vehicles highlight the ongoing pursuit of speed and innovation in the automotive world, each offering a unique blend of power, technology, and design.
Upcoming Events and Guides
In addition to the featured vehicles, this month’s issue also includes a look at upcoming automotive events and a guide to purchasing the latest Citroën D-DS models. From the Concorso di Eleganza Città di San Pellegrino Terme to the Legendary VW Meeting, there’s no shortage of exciting events for enthusiasts to attend.
The guide to the Citroën D-DS provides valuable insights into the different versions of this iconic model, helping potential buyers make informed decisions. Whether you’re in the market for a classic car or simply looking to stay up-to-date on the latest automotive news, this month’s issue has something for everyone.
