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After years of working on engineering projects and automotive innovations for other companies (including creating the original Volkswagen Beetle), Ferdinand Porsche unleashed his first sports car, the hand-built 356, into the world in 1948.

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Between the Jaguar E-Type and the slightly more rugged MGB, the ’60s was an amazing era for British sports cars. Introduced in 1962, the MGB from the British Motor Corporation was a two-seat soft-top roadster that put drivers behind the wheel of a performance vehicle with an affordable price.

2020年7月15日 · Ford. Finally, the Ford Bronco is back. Off-road fans have been itching for a production for years, and until now there have been only concepts and teasers to keep the dream alive.

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Across seven generations of cars in constant production since 1964, the 911 model is probably what you picture when you think of Porsche. The model actually started its existence as the 901, but thanks to some potential litigation from Peugeot (who “owned” three-digit model numbers with a zero in the middle) Porsche bumped it up to 911 and automotive history was made.