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The <a href="/ferrari">Ferrari</a> is arguably one of the most famous Ferraris in history. The last car to be personally approved by Enzo Ferrari himself, it was the fast, most powerful and most expensive car Ferrari sold at the time.

<span>The E30 M3 was the first M3 ever built. Originally, 5,000 units were due to be made to showcase the skills of BMW's M division. The car was in production for five years, with nearly 18,000 rolling off the production line in that

Possibly one of the rarer breeds of Nissan, the 240Z 432R was a special edition of the 240Z sports car of the 1970s. The race-bred 432R could push 180bhp from its tweaked engine, and it reportedly weighed around 100kg less than the sta

The <a href="/honda">Honda</a> NSX was developed in the era of Honda's most successful racing performances. The NSX was the first production car to use an all-aluminium body, with Honda aiming for it to be an everyday supercar with gre

The D-Type was produced by <a href="/jaguar">Jaguar</a> between 1954 and 1957. Sharing many components with the C-Type, the D-Type brought technology from the aviation industry to competition car design. This no doubt contributed to th

The Jaguar E-Type is a British car design icon. Unveiled at the 1961 <a href="/geneva-motor-show">Geneva Motor Show</a>, the E-Type won the hearts of punters who instantly took to its stunning design and attractive price - being two to

The <a href="/lamborghini">Lamborghini</a> Miura debued at the 1965 Turin Motor Show with a revolutionary mid-engined layout. Whilst not as good to drive as a Ferrari, the Miura's party piece was its 170mph top speed - earning it the r

The Porsche 356 is the original Porsche. Production started in 1948 in Austria and was based on a similar rear-engined, rear-wheel-drive setup to the Volkswagen Beetle. In 1950, the factory relocated to Zuffenhausen, Germany, where pro

RWB is a Japanese company specialising in tuning <a href="/porsche">Porsches</a>. The firm's creations are recognisable by their wide bodies and hand-built craftmanship. Of particular note is the way in which Akira Nakai, the man behin

The Toyota 2000GT was first introduced at the 1965 <a href="/tokyo-motor-show">Tokyo Motor Show</a> and represented a milestone in Japanese car production - it was one of the first cars with an attractive design to be coupled with grea

The <a href="/toyota">Toyota</a> AE86 came on the scene in the 1980s just as the drifting phenomenon started to take off in Japan. The car has featured in a range of video games, TV series and films, ensuring its popularity and success