Iconic cars

The Ferrari Testarossa, introduced in 1984, became an iconic symbol of the 1980s with its distinctive styling and powerful 4.9-liter flat-12 engine. Designed by Pininfarina, it featured sharp lines, side strakes, and a top speed of 180 mph. Known for its performance and luxury, the Testarossa gained fame through appearances in *Miami Vice*. Production continued until 1991, with around 7,000 units made, before it was succeeded by the Ferrari 512 TR. Today, it remains a beloved classic.

In the realm of classic muscle cars, one name reigns supreme when it comes to raw power and unbridled performance: the Shelby Cobra. Crafted by the legendary Carroll Shelby, this American icon shattered records and redefined the concept of a high-performance sports car. In this article, we dive into the riveting history, adrenaline-pumping design, and exhilarating legacy of the Cobra. #cars #uscarlovers #shelbycobra

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Art collective Calm the Ham has produced a limited-edition print titled The Filmography of Cars, with 72 iconic vehicles from TV and film. They look small here, but it's an opportunity to see how many you recognize at this distance before you go see the full-size version. They are arranged in chronological order of the vehicle model, not the year of its appearance. -via Daily of the Day...

The 1970s were all wings and wedges and jaw-dropping designs, the best of which stand the test of time today.

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A stylish specimen of the iconic 60s: This 1963 example of the Ford Falcon Futura Sprint features a handsome combination of an immaculate black finish and luscious red leather interior. This beautiful model is powered by a 4.267cc 8-cylinder engine with automatic transmission, producing an output of 166hp. Like & subscribe now for more classics!

Mr. Bean’s Mini. Photo by Thomas’s pics CC by 2.0