In 1935, Panhard et Levassor, a pioneering French automaker, was transitioning into producing more advanced and luxurious vehicles. The 1935 model line primarily featured the introduction of the Dynamic series, which marked a significant step in the company’s evolution. The Dynamic was powered by a range of engines, typically featuring Panhard’s signature sleeve-valve technology, which was known for its smooth operation. The engines varied in size, with the 6DS model (part of the Dynamic lineup) being particularly notable for its six-cylinder configuration The Dynamic’s design was bold for its time, with aerodynamic lines and a luxurious interior, reflecting Panhard’s aim to compete in the high-end market. Its unveiling at the 1935 Paris Auto Show was a highlight, showcasing the brand’s engineering prowess
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The Greenwich Concours was this weekend. https://www.greenwichconcours.com/event
CCCA Experience was this weekend at the Gilmore Museum in Hickory Corners Michigan. Here are some photos.
An 300SL Convertible at a car show in the 1950s. Even as new or slightly used cars, the 300SL was considered so cool you could show up at any car show and be welcome.
A 1970 Shelby GT500 Convertible when it was just a few years old.
And now I need a Trike.
Petrolicious continues to raise the bar for automotive storytelling. Their latest video captures a stunning Porsche 964 Turbo carving through Dubai—a Mirage of metal, speed, and soul. A must-watch for car lovers. More details and photos here: https://petrolicious.com/blogs/articles/the-mirage-of-a-porsche-964-turbo-in-dubai