Designing a convertible that is as pleasant when open as it is closed is not an easy task. In 2004, Ferrari offered a unique and original solution with the 575 Superamerica based on the 575M Maranello. An electrochromic glass roof pivots 180° backwards until it rests on the flat surface of the trunk. The rear window acts as an anti-fog. This elegant system was patented by Leonardo Fioravanti, a major designer at Pininfarina from 1964 to 1986. This clever system remained as rare as the 559 examples of Ferrari 575 Superamerica built.
There have been pivotal years in Formula 1. Seasons where you feel that something is changing, where certainties waver, where engineering is getting the better of habit. 2026 is one of those seasons. Regulations are changing, cars are being transformed, engines are entering a new hybrid era, and even the grid is welcoming new faces. Cadillac is coming. Audi is getting ready. F1 is about to write a chapter where anything is possible again. And that is undoubtedly what enthusiasts were waiting for: a discipline that reinvents its own future.
The Carsup app is more than just a digital extension of our services, it’s a personal dashboard designed to give you a clear and dynamic overview of your automobile. All essential information about your vehicles is gathered in one place: technical specifications, maintenance history, interventions carried out by our teams, and even upcoming events you can take part in. Every detail matters, and every feature is designed to make your ownership experience simpler and more enjoyable.
Sometimes stories seem unbelievable. One thing is certain, the DeLorean story is a perfect example, so much so that Martin Scorsese could have brought it to the screen. From his beginnings in working life with his first positions at General Motors, to the closure of his recently created company, John Z. Delorean has shone both in his genius and in his astonishing character. Its history and that of its brand, which are little known in their details, deserve some time. A look back is necessary to take stock of a story that is at least... out of the ordinary.
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