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For the people who read the spec sheet before the review — and argue with it afterwards. Cars & Code’s Enthusiast section covers the vehicles and stories that matter to drivers who actually care: American muscle, European classics, Japanese icons, British oddities, and everything in between. No filler. Just cars worth talking about.

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The Porsche 901 prototype on display at the 1963 Frankfurt Motor Show, before the name was changed to 911 following a dispute with Peugeot
Editor's pick
Euro Apr 20, 2026

The Porsche 911 Almost Had a Different Name

The Porsche 911 is one of the most recognisable names in motoring. It has been in continuous production since 1963 — longer than almost any other sports car nameplate in history. The number has become synonymous with a specific idea…

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Porsche has made a convertible GT3 for the first time. 510hp, manual only, carbon everywhere. Chris Harris says it drives like a coupe. He's right.
Euro Apr 16, 2026

Porsche Chopped the Roof Off a GT3. The Purists Were Wrong to Worry.

Porsche's GT division has spent the better part of three decades making people feel slightly inadequate at car…

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A red Toyota 2000GT from 1967, widely considered Japan's first true supercar, co-developed with Yamaha from a project originally intended for Nissan
JDM Apr 16, 2026

The Toyota 2000GT Was Never Really Toyota’s Car

The Toyota 2000GT is the car that proved Japan could build a world-class sports car. Launched in 1967,…

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The Rothmans-liveried Porsche 956 at Le Mans in 1982, the year it debuted and won, beginning a run of four consecutive overall victories
Euro Apr 15, 2026

The Porsche 956: The Car That Was Banned for Being Too Good

The Porsche 956 is one of the most successful racing cars ever built. It won Le Mans outright…

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mclaren f1 engine bay gold foil bmw v12
British Apr 15, 2026

Why the McLaren F1 Has a Gold-Lined Engine Bay

Open the engine cover of a McLaren F1 and you will find something that looks, at first glance,…

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A row of rare and valuable classic cars including a Lexus LFA and an AMG Mercedes Black Series on display at the Automotive Council 2026 at the Makuhari Messe in Japan.
JDM Apr 13, 2026

Japan Is Saving Its Greatest Cars. The Rest of the World Should Take Notes.

The Automotive Council in Tokyo, which celebrated its 10th year in 2026, operates on a different principle entirely.…

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A yellow Ferrari 12Cilindri grand tourer, showing its fastback profile, long bonnet and rear-wheel-drive stance during a review.
Euro Apr 13, 2026

The Last Purely Analogue Ferrari V12. And It’s Rather Wonderful.

Every generation of journalist who has ever driven a Ferrari V12 has, at some point, written that it…

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