April 2015
MG EX-E (1985)
The last MGB sports car was built in 1980 and although the MG name survived, it did so only
Simca Fulgur (1958)
The Fulgur, developed by Simca in 1958, gives another idea of what the cars of the future may look
Matra M72 (2000)
Open to anyone over 16, the quadricycle version is limited to 20 horsepower and the model offers a different approach
Bugatti ID 90 (1990)
The first Bugatti by Giugiaro was a classic of car design: a two-seater, mid-engined coupe based on technical drawings of
Matra M25 (1989)
The M25 was built to honor Matra’s 25th anniversary. The two-seat F25, dubbed a “pocket rocket” was 136.5 inches long,
Matra P29 (1986)
The P29 was a sports concept with a large glass area, a narrow nose, and a supercharged 4-cvlinder rear-mounted engine
Panther 6 Six (1977)
Looking like something out of “Thunderbirds,” the Panther 6 featured an 8.2-litre twin-turbo Cadillac V8 in the rear, which could
