The new issue of Octane is here. And as always, it features a colorful mix of beautiful classic cars and interesting sports cars.
Piece of dirt
A carefully restored Porsche Carrera 2.7 RS survived the civil war in Lebanon and pays tribute to its former owner, who tragically lost his life.
The Banjo GT Coupé is a rare one-off that until recently virtually nothing was known about. Now it is slowly revealing the secret of its origins and impresses with its classic lines.
Fun with three
Built in 1929, parked in a barn in 1952, carefully brought back to life in 2014, the Morgan Super Sport Aero from Malvern shows what it's made of on the Grossglockner in 2015.
Phil Hill once raced in this Ferrari Barchetta. For this reason alone, it was carefully preserved - and driven very carefully by Octane.
Zen and the art of Z
He was the first Japanese to become an icon. Octane's design guru unravels the appeal of the Datsun 240 Z.
A vehicle for princes and maharajas was honored at Pebble Beach last year. The story of the Isotta Fraschini is as rich in twists and turns as its Ramseier bodywork is in elegance.
Off the chain on the track
At Silverstone, racing driver Willie Green explains how to handle a rather toxic Ford Capri on the track.
He has lived in the USA for decades, but the former owner of the Italian super sports car manufacturer Iso has lost none of the charm of his homeland.
