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The VW Beetle is simply the most produced car in the world with 21,529,464 copies! However, nothing destined this car, which was born under dark auspices, for such a destiny. After having failed her first objective, to motorize the German people before the war, it was finally exporting that she found success. The most astonishing thing is that it will sell like hotcakes in Uncle Sam's country, although in complete contradiction to Aboriginal tastes. The price of its manufacturing quality and its economy of use.

Discover Nicolas Philippe's test drive of the 1964 VW 1200 in this Carsup video.

And here comes Gordon Murray again, a brilliant engineer, author, among others, of the fabulous 1993 McLaren F1! Independent as ever, he is reentering the supercar scene with his own company, Gordon Murray Automotive. Innovation and new techniques remain his key words. As a result, the GMA T.50:3 seats and central driving, a V12 with 650 hp at 11500 rpm (!) and 986 kg all full! As for this turbine at the rear, it sucks in the air from under the car to push it to the ground by creating a vacuum. The T.50 is definitely on the rise!

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This is a mythical car that deserves its reputation as a wild animal! The Porsche 911 Turbo Type 930 and its two-faced engine form a particular cocktail that can be summed up as follows: the calm before the storm! The reason? This famous Turbo and its response time. Power and torque arrive en masse without warning and not always at the best time... But what a pleasure once you have assimilated the instructions!

Discover the test of the Porsche 911 Turbo by Samuel Lelarge and Nicolas Philippe in this Carsup video.

An Arts and Crafts Engineer, Jean Daninos cut his teeth at Citroën where he revealed astonishing talents as a designer. In 1945, he took over the management of FACEL, the Forges et Ateliers de Construction d'Eure et Loire, an aeronautical equipment company that he hired in the construction of bodies. Contrary to the trend of the 1950s, which saw major French brands disappear, Jean Daninos founded Facel Véga in 1954. Thanks to his talent, Facel Véga acquired an international reputation in a few years that would make any marketing director pale with envy!