Autowahn turns 10 today! 🎁
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Autowahn turns 10 today! 🎁
Please bring cakes and unleaded fuel!
1980s Renault 12 TS.
Hidden away from the mediterranean sun, we spotted this gem years ago. A little rallye livery and Stromberg sports rims give it a little more of a sportier look.
1050s Fiat-Abarth 750 GT Zagato.
Kiss July goodbye—with a Zagato masterpiece. It’s a quirky one and part 9 in a series, which has been around for almost 10 years!
1980-83 Talbot-Matra Murena.
Quirky Frenchy—it actually has 3 front seats.
Mercedes-Benz 280 TE (S123)
1990s BMW 3 Series Compact (E36)
2005 Renault Twingo 1.2.
Aging so well! Who doesn’t love a 1rst gen Twingo? 😍
1960s Ford Mustang.
Shot at night in Ibiza, 2017. I was experimenting with my Fuji XE-2 back then.
1987-97 Mercedes-Benz C124.
The vehicles manufactured without a B-pillar did not have window frames, allowing the side windows to be completely lowered without a frame.
1970s Mini Clubman Estate.
1979 BMW M1.
"I love this car. It is better executed than the artwork." (Andy Warhol)
1992 VW Multivan Limited Last Edition (T3).
The final run of the T3 began in the spring of 1992 with 2,500 "Limited Last Edition", in Tornado Red and Orly Blue metallic (seen here). The production took place at the Steyr Puch company in Graz, Austria. They came standard with three-point automatic seat belts for the rear seats, front triangular windows for ventilation, headlight range adjustment, and curtains. Aavailable engines were either a 51 kW turbo diesel engine or a fuel-injected engine with a catalytic converter, producing 68 kW. No additional accessories were available from the factory. The delivery was completed by the turn of the year 1992/93.
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Port Hercule late night romance, pt. II.
Port Hercule late night romance
1959 Abarth-Alfa Romeo 1300 Berlinetta Colani and 1955 Porsche 356 A.
Welcome back in 2023 with this super rare combo! May your new year be full of wonderful surprises, like this French parking lot on a spring day in 2019 when I discover those gems.
1960s Mercedes-Benz 280 SE coupé (W111).
A timeless classic and one of our personal favourites. Only the 2nd 280 on Autowahn, it took years to collect the entire W111 coupé range on this blog. Here’s an example of each incarnation of the series, which was available from 1961 to 1971. Enjoy!
• the 220 SE coupé
• the 220 SE convertible
• the 250 SE coupé
• the 250 SE convertible
• the 280 SE coupé
• the 280 SE convertible
• the 280 SE 3.5 coupé
• the 280 SE 3.5 convertible
• the iconic 300 SE coupé
• the 300 SE convertible