Porsche 911 GT3 turns 25
Porsche 911 GT3 turns 25we highlight the four generations of products launched so far. Born from racing but built for the street, the 911 GT3 represents the evolution of a lineage that began in 1973 with the original 911 Carrera RS homologation special edition. Like the Carrera RS, the GT3 and its more hardcore GT3 RS sibling are the cars most closely related to Porsche's 911 race car. That's why they still run naturally aspirated engines and can be ordered without many of the niceties found in other 911 variants. The GT3 continues the company's tradition of building "pure, uncompromising sports cars," as Porsche puts it. The basic recipe is rear-wheel drive, lightweight construction, high-downforce aerodynamics and a track-focused chassis. Porsche has stuck to this with every generation and hopefully will continue to do so in the future. 996 Porsche 911 GT3 The first GT3 was based on the 996-generation 911 and debuted at the 1999 Geneva Motor Show. It…
How gorgeous luxury cars change as you age
hard to ignore A new Mercedes-Benz S-Class or Rolls-Royce Ghost floats by in traffic. They're majestic and unique machines designed to grab attention, and with their base prices of $117,300 and $354,750 respectively, they rightfully so. I used to not give much thought to the novelty of luxury cars, but as I and the cars themselves have aged, my perspective has changed. "That's ______!" Photo credit: Audi Most people who know about car brands and have some interest in cars as a whole will probably recognize a Bentley or BMW in a showroom. Such cars are currently sold by dealers and reviewed in magazines, social media and YouTube. Even people who know nothing about cars, when they see a Maserati Quattroporte or an Audi A8 L, at least realize they're looking at something more special than a Toyota Camry. huge divide Modern Classic: 1995 Mercedes-Benz S 420 for sale on ClassicCars.com As these cars age, they may eventually fall into…
8 essential equipment for a luxury car workshop
When you take your luxury car to a repair shop for repairs, it depends not only on the skills of the technician but also on the equipment they have. The right tools make all the difference when it comes to maintaining high-end vehicles like your Aston Martin, Ferrari or Bentley. If a workshop does not have the necessary equipment, you should think twice before entrusting them with your prized possessions. Let's explore it Essential equipment For any workshop that repairs luxury cars and why you shouldn't compromise on this. 1. Vehicle lift: the foundation of any workshop One of the first things you should see when entering the workshop is High quality vehicle lift. Whether your car needs a simple tire change or complex chassis work, a powerful lift is essential. why this is important: Luxury cars have complex chassis, advanced suspensions and sensitive components. The right vehicle lift not only allows for easy access, but also ensures that your…
Seasonal maintenance tips for luxury cars
Summer maintenance tips: Air conditioning inspection: Make sure your vehicle's air conditioning system is running efficiently to keep you cool during hot weather. Refrigerant may need to be refilled. If you find that your vehicle's air conditioning is no longer working properly, the technicians at Milito's Auto Repair can repair any leaks, add additional Freon, and recharge your system so you're prepared for the hot Chicago months. Coolant Level: Overheating can be a problem during the summer. Check your coolant level and make sure your radiator is functioning properly. Milito Auto Repair can keep your car's cooling system running safely and avoid preventable, costly repairs. Regular maintenance of your car's radiator and cooling system can help prevent long-term overheating and expensive repair bills. Tire maintenance: High temperatures can cause tire pressure to build up. Check and adjust tire pressure regularly to prevent blowouts. Maintaining the correct tire pressure is one of the simplest ways to protect your tires from unnecessary…
Snacking on the go? This Lexus GX has a pizza oven in the back
Lexus and luxury appliance brands Monogram has transformed the 2024 GX SUV into a mobile pizza kitchen. The concept, which will be unveiled at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Colorado, on June 14, opens the rear doors to reveal a 30-inch electric oven that functions like a wood-fired pizza oven, according to a Lexus press release. It shares space in the cargo area with a plating station that includes utensils and a trash can. Lexus GX Monogram concept car For beverages, the GX also features a wet bar with cutlery, bitters, glassware, a folding cutting board and a heated ice maker that creates spherical ice cubes to chill bourbon. Cutouts in the exterior panels accommodate wine and bourbon bottles, as well as additional glassware for quick refills. Refrigerated storage bins in the cargo area and rear-seat console complete the conversion. The interior is a mix of limousine and suburban kitchen styles. Two-tone leather upholstery covers everything from the…
Daily Pick: 1998 Cadillac Eldorado
Applicable to 12 generations For about 50 years, the Cadillac Eldorado coupe has been a hotly contested Personal luxury car When the final generation of the Eldorado debuted in 1992, Cadillac touted the car's engaging driving experience and said, "It could change the way people think about American cars." Today's pick is a 1998 Cadillac Eldorado, for sale on ClassicCars.com by a private seller in Middletown, Delaware. (Click on the link to view the listing) The listing begins: "The sleek, glossy black paint gleams beautifully against the glossy rims." The exterior styling is restrained, which is perhaps why this car has aged so gracefully over the decades. Chrome trim and white-rimmed tires convey a sense of elegance, while the quad exhaust outlets and decklid badge highlight the car's Polestar V8 performance. The name Eldorado (or El Dorado) means "golden (or gilded)" in Spanish, and its origins in the automotive market can be traced back to 1953, when the car debuted…
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