The '80s produced some great muscle cars in America – but they generally weren't anywhere near the fire-breathing monsters of the late '60s and early '70s. The '60s may have been known for peace ...

V8 power in a tiny British sports car, it's a winning formula. "The Triumph TR4. Loved my 1964 I had in NY back in the late 90s." Built between 1961 and 1965, the Triumph TR4 could hit 110 mph ...

First introduced in 1962 and produced in various iterations of its original form until 1980, the MGB was one of those small and nimble British sports cars that ... faster up to 90 mph (140 kph ...

The very essence of modern British sports car, the Griff arrived in 1991 and ... Originally conceived to go racing in the febrile mid-’90s GT1 endurance championship – with Le Mans firmly ...

This was especially common in the 1980s, '90s and 2000s ... limited-production British (you guessed it) sports car powered by Ford's five-liter V8. If you look past the difference in reflector ...

British sports cars have a storied and truly remarkable history. British Sports Car Hall of Fame notes that while manufacturers were producing the precursors to modern sporting vehicles before ...

the British car maker dropped its iconic ‘Growler’ badging – a Jaguar head logo commonly seen on the grilles and bonnets of previous models – to close the book on its 90-year sports car ...

A pristine example of one of the rare sports cars—one of the few automobiles ... nor was the rest of the British car industry. As a result, few were produced and even fewer exist today.