Johnny's Garage - The Secrets of Cars

Porsche Coherence.  Which other sports car brand has the same?

Lancia Fulvia Coupe was the last masterpiece of Lancia Car Factory before the acquisition by FIAT. The mechanical layout and body design was a gift to the world of the sports car and to Lancia lovers. After that, the Brand was no more the same.

Alfa Romeo GT Junior was a great masterpiece of Alfa Romeo Car Factory before the acquisition by FIAT. After that, the Brand was no more the same.

The Torque Distribution on Engine rev is really important to know the character of your car, the behavior it has every time you push on the accelerator pedal.

The Weight Distribution is really important to know the character of your car, the behavior it has every time you turn, brake, and accelerate.

The panorama of Cars Factory in Italy during the 60s was wider than today: you could find cars with several different engineering and layout solutions.

Alfa Romeo 75 is a sedan car produced by Alfa Romeo Car Factory for the 75th anniversary of the brand. Based on the Alfetta mechanical Layout, took this scheme at final evolution inside the Italian brand.

Toyota Supra was a Legend in the 80s and 90s.  The New Toyota Supra is a really good car, built-in Joint-Venture with BMW that supplies frame, powertrain, and suspension. So where is the soul of Toyota??? It is enough to make tuning of the suspensions and exterior design to make a new car?

Lancia Delta Integrale (after it became EVOLUZIONE too) was the extreme development of the Lancia-Fiat project of the 70s. The car was a world rally championship winner 7 times and an absolute myth in its age. But was it so exclusive as it is now?

Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet 964. Before driving it, this car always meant to me, sporty but quite GT, quite comforting in someway and not really emotional: how wrong I was! I still remember after 20 years the first time I drove 911: power, stiff, solid, plant on the road, one piece of German steel. And the incredible sound of the engine over the 4.500rpm remembering an F1 engine sound.  Amazing.