The W198 used a lightweight welded aluminium spaceframe chassis, which supported the engine, transmission and axles. This, along with a steel body, gave the car a kerb weight of just 1251kg
This beautifully designed and 'most astonishing' grand tourer was based on a Le Mans winner and a candidate for the first true supercar, being able to hit 0-100mph in just 21.0sec
Saab's saloon had a 'highly advanced suspension system' that allowed it to 'combine excellent stability with ultimate handling'. We sat down with the company's suspension expert to find out how it worked
We weren't too convinced by our first drive in a TVR Grantura sports coupé in 1961. Did its replacement, the Vixen, show any signs of the brand's future?
