1965 Porsche 911

Owning, driving and maintaining a classic car gives you an unrivalled sense of pleasure and satisfaction; on the other hand, classic cars have now become sustainable, tax-free investments with a high return potential in many cases. Thiesen is one of the leading European classic car dealerships, highly regarded for its traditional approach and experience in international trading. Listed in their vast portfolio for sale is this beauty, a Porsche 911 2.0 Coupe Rallyecar from 1965. The 2.0-litre racing car features a 192hp Six-cylinder boxer engine, and was built up by a Porsche specialist according to FIA Appendix K for historic motorsport. The vehicle is road legal and has an actual FIA HTP.

FERRARI LUCE INTERIOR

Ferrari is unveiling its first electric vehicle in three phases. Today, we know its name: Luce, which means light or illumination in Italian. After sharing the technical foundations earlier, the brand is now offering a first look at the interior ahead of the full reveal later this year.  This is Ferrari first electric car, yet the cabin resists the usual tech overload that defines most modern EVs. Instead, Luce leans into clarity, tactility, and ...
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Bollinger All-Electric SUV

The awesome Bollinger All-Electric SUV rides are finally headed to production! The company has revealed the latest update on the B1 and B2 electric utility vehicles, they feature styling that is reminiscent of the Jeep Wrangler and Land Rover Defender, yet they both project a modern aesthetic thanks to clean designs. Built on an all-aluminum chassis, both utilitarian vehicles are powered by an electric motor at each axle that produce 614 hp, 668 lb-ft of torque and ...
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1962 Porsche 356B Coupe

The 1962 Porsche 356B Coupe epitomizes timeless style and performance. Finished in stunning Smyrna Green with a light brown leatherette interior, this classic sports car exudes charm. Built by Karmann, its design features twin engine grilles, chrome accents, and body-color bumpers, highlighting its mid-century allure. Under the hood lies a replacement 1.6-liter flat-four engine from a 1964 356C, paired with a four-speed manual transaxle. This ...
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