The 17th issue of Octane magazine is dedicated to many interesting topics such as the Lamborghini V12, Aston Martin DB4 GT, Peugeot 504 Cabriolet and Mercedes 600 Laundalet. We briefly present the best articles.
From the 350 GT to the Aventador - all Lamborghini V12s
A Lamborghini has never been quiet. Not slow either. The challenge to Ferrari formulated in Sant'Agata sounded - and still sounds - most beautiful when delivered by the twelve-cylinder engines. Like a symphony! Octane presents every single Lamborghini V12 on over 20 pages.
Aston Martin DB4 GT
It was intended as a racing car, its wheelbase was shortened accordingly, but as a classic it is so popular and appreciated above all for its good looks. Find out how it drives and what clearly distinguishes it from its heavier production counterpart in the magazine.
Peugeot 504 Cabriolet
The two-door version of Peugeot's longest-established model is not really sporty - but it is timelessly elegant. Octane traveled to the Atlantic coast without the top and tells...
Mercedes 600 Landaulet
The W 100 was and is the great Mercedes. The Sultan is of the same opinion. Two years before his coronation as king, he had a special edition built in Germany so that he could drive it for 20 minutes on his parade ride through Johor.
Lagonda V12, Cruising in the City, Simon Saundres, ...
Built very quickly, sent into the race, impressed...but then things turned out differently. Octane tells the story of the Lagonda V12 Le Mans and why things turned out differently.
There is also a report on a visit to Manhattan and the classics there, and those who don't know him yet will get to know Simon Saundres. These and many other interesting topics can be found on the 160 or so pages of the latest issue of Octane.
