2017 Articles #Stelvio Automotive

The current Nissan GT-R (R35) is now 10 years old. It has pushed boundaries beyond the known realms of ‘everyday’ supercars and been a storming success for the company. Today, Stelvio Automotive takes a look at the early representations of its successor, the R36, due in 2020. By Sean Smith

In 1992 (great year) Jaguar created what would be the fastest road car ever; but it was called a failure. Volume 2 of Stelvio Retrospective looks at the turbo charged whirlwind that was the Jaguar XJ220. By Sean Smith

While F1 adds the ‘halo’, Europe condemns internal combustion and Porsche tries to murder the WEC; its IndyCar and the Land of the Free which shows what it means to be a true motorsport. Stelvio Automotive looks at the new DW12 in all its beauty. By Sean Smith

As part of a new series, Stelvio Automotive looks back at highlights in history away from the headlines; the stories that a minority of a minority would barely remember. Volume 1 takes us back to 2009 and Spyker at the Le Mans 24hrs. By Sean Smith

Last week we heard the official confirmation that Peugeot will be buying Vauxhall and Opel from the American giant, General Motors, a deal which will make PSA the second largest car group in Europe. Stelvio Automotive looks at how Peugeot turned around from near bankruptcy to this triumph in just a few years. By Sean Smith