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Volume 24

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Every issue of Retromotive begins with the same idea. Cars are never just machines. They carry stories, obsessions, late nights in the garage and sometimes decades of waiting for the right moment.

Volume 24 is full of exactly that. Different eras, different philosophies, but one common thread. People who care enough to go further than anyone asked them to.

What’s inside:

God Save the V8
A 1971 Aston Martin DBS reimagined by Ring Brothers. 1016 horsepower and more than 18,000 hours of craftsmanship behind one extraordinary build.

Blueprints & Boost
An architect’s Maserati 2.24v II. A rare Biturbo era machine seen through the lens of someone who understands design as much as performance.

From Space Age Electronics to Classic Porsches
The story of Perma Tune. From aerospace electronics to one of the most recognised ignition systems in the Porsche world.

The One That Got Away. Until It Didn’t
Blakley Leonard’s RENNtech E60 RS Wagon. A dream car that slipped away once and finally found its way back.

The Ghost in the Machine
Zach Hegde’s 1985 Porsche 911. A forty year conversation between analogue character and modern performance.

Audi B5 RS4
The yellow bullet that nobody expected. One of Audi’s most exciting fast estates and a defining performance car of the early 2000s.

Volume 24 continues what Retromotive has always been about.
Cars with character. People with vision. Stories worth telling.

Retromotive is a premium coffee-table-style publication focused on classic cars, people and their stories. Printed on beautiful thick art paper — 300 GSM matte art-paper cover, 128 GSM gloss art-paper inside.

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Volume 23

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Retromotive Magazine, Volume 23, is a love letter to cars with character—the ones that clunk, whirr, bark, and make you smile. Or, as our editor puts it, it’s a tribute to “that noise… that sense of mechanical occasion.”

Stories featured in this issue:

BMW 2000 CS — the coach-built Neue Klasse coupé with Hofmeister kink flair.
Lancia Flaminia Sport Zagato 3C — the triple-carb “3C” evolution announced in 1962, elegance with real pace.
1986 Buick Grand National — the intercooled V6 era that turned a blacked-out Regal into an ’80s cult hero.
Porsche 911: History & Future — from air-cooled chaos to VTG turbos, PDK, and today’s performance-focused hybrid step.
Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.5-16 Evolution II — 502-unit homologation icon with real aero and DTM-winning pedigree.
Lamborghini at 60 — from Ferruccio’s 1963 factory to Audi-era investment, carbon-fibre leadership and the road to electrification.
Audi 80 Variant (1968) — the understated wagon that reset Audi’s future with a modern four-stroke, FWD layout.

Real stories, honest engineering and great photography.

Retromotive is a premium coffee-table-style publication focused on classic cars, people and their stories. Printed on beautiful thick art paper — 300 GSM matte art-paper cover, 128 GSM gloss art-paper inside.

Volume 22

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Volume 22 of Retromotive Magazine isn’t just another issue—it’s our 60-year salute to an all-time icon: the Ford Mustang.

Inside this special edition:

The Mustang Effect — how one car became a cultural movement and turned Ford showrooms into rock concerts.
Ford Mustang Milano — the forgotten Italian-styled concept that looked like it escaped from a 1970s disco future.
60 Years of Mustang — from the bucket-seated revolution of 1964½ to today’s snarling 500hp Dark Horse, every generation gets its moment to shine.
Bruno Sacco Tribute — celebrating the genius behind Mercedes-Benz’s most iconic shapes.
BMW M1 — racing glory, corporate chaos, and one of the most misunderstood supercars ever built.
SAS “Pink Panther” Land Rovers—why Britain’s elite painted desert patrol trucks matte pink, how they were modified and used, and how the lineage ran from WWII jeeps to modern DPVs. A concise history of an unlikely icon and its enduring mystique.
Plus: a look at what classic cars mean to Gen Z, Millennials getting their hands dirty (surprisingly), and a reflection on the future of car culture.

Retromotive is a premium coffee-table-style publication focused on classic cars, people and their stories. Printed on beautiful thick art paper — 300 GSM matte art-paper cover, 128 GSM gloss art-paper inside.

Volume 1

$49.99

Retromotive is a premium coffee table style publication focused on classic cars, people, and their stories.

Printed on beautiful thick art paper – 250 GSM matt art paper cover, 157 GSM gloss art inside.

Stories featured in this volume:

Mercedes-Benz 230 SL
Series III Land Rover
Giocattolo Group B
Dodge Charger R/T
Ford Galaxie
The VW Farm
Porsche 356A
Karmann Ghia.

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Volume 3

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Retromotive is a premium coffee table style publication focused on classic cars, people, and their stories. Printed on beautiful thick art paper – 250 GSM matt art paper cover, 157 GSM gloss art inside.