Smaller, lighter and with an out-of-the box design that is bound to become an icon for a new generation of people. In this episode you'll discover why the   Pagoda has become so famous that is considered a must-have for car collectors.

Who doesn't know and probably love Porsche 911S? There's a reason for that: it is one of the all time great sport cars of the 1960s and never lets you down. A proof that, sometimes, less is more.

 Let us take you to a mid 1950's Italy: the Country is booming, industries are working at full capacity, the creative arts are renowned around the world. At theforefront there's a celebrated italian film director, Roberto Rossellini, and another italian man doing an exceptional work on his field, Enzo Ferrari.

Every teenage boy had one Lamborghini Countach as a poster on their bedroom wall in the 1970s and 1980s: it really defined an era.

One of the most beautiful and desirable racing cars ever: if there's one classic car that defines Italianity it's the Alfa Romeo TZ2.

It's called love at first sight: when the Commendatore first got the chance to see a Jaguar E-Type up close, he didn’t hesitate to call it: “the most beautiful car ever made.”

It's German, it's distinctive and it has a ton of presence: the Gullwing was the fastest car in the world.

If there's one car that encapsulates 80s styling, it has to be the Lamborghini LM002: the Rambo Lambo, the craziest 4x4 ever made.

In the car world, one of the greatest designers was barely out of university when he created what is considered to be one of the most beautiful cars ever made.

Ferruccio Lamborghini took the decision: he was going to make his own cars, the emblem would be a bull and the cars would have to be the best and fastest in the world.