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Cry now, and wipe your tears and nose later. Still shaking head. Regards Styria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JICL5N6059M N.B. Disregard THAT first song - it's pathetic. The second ? Somewhat more palatable.

Car for Sale from 'One owner car guy' - there is no doubt that as far as styling and elegance are concerned, the W126 series is almost beyond reproach. Regards Styria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1icSvtIITm8

The shape is wonderful, and the performance exhilarating - BenzBoy has driven one, so perhaps he can relate to this test. Regards Styria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXr50XM3O38

I guess no longer a Supercar by today's standards, but a Supercar nevertheless. I believe as far as every day driving is concerned, the handling on the limit leaves a lot to be desired, and it can be depressingly hot on a warmish day. Air Conditioning was never an option, nor can it be fitted...

Made in Sweden, by Swedish Engineers, and they have let themselves down badly - they could only achieve 391 kilometers an hour. I think that in every sense this is a true Supercar a la Bugatti Veyron, AMG SLS and others. Regards Styria https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nblIoM7zbwI

Probably one of the most expensive Ferraris one would buy today. Any of the 250s fetch a fortune. This video is great because you are really driving with the driver in actual competition in one of the Goodwood Festival vintage races. Hope you can enjoy. Regards Styria...

A Supercar in every sense of the word - unbelieveable styling, an interior that I have not seen being matched by any other car and a V12 engine - for the money, what else would one want to buy ? Regards Styria

If you like American Automobiles, this museum takes some beating. Please enjoy. Regards Styria http://hooniverse.com/2011/08/01/a-still-in-denver-edition-the-cussler-auto-museum-the-american-gallery/

If you have a bit of time to kill, or if you really want to get specifications on a huge number of cars and various models, this site gives you everything. http://www.automobile-catalog.com/model/amg/w-116-amg.html Regards Styria

They are one of my favourite cars - Rovers. In fact, I still own several of them,including a 3 litre 4 speed manual with overdrive, celebrating its 50th birthday. I also have a 1966 Mark III, and I am restoring a 1965 Mark IIC for a friend of mine. Magnificent cars, not a Rolls Royce, but not...

As a rule, I am not all that keen on referring ebay sales to TK unless, of course, the sales relate to 107, 116, now 126 and generally interesting vehicles for whatever reason, and this Sprinter meets that criteria. It is quite impressive in its own right, in very nice condition and it will...

If it is Aston Martins that are your cup of tea, then this site is a great way to investigate this very British like manufacturer. Believe it or not, I used to be a member of the Aston Martin Owners Club in England, and I also met Alan Puckett, the Sydney representative, on a number of...

Much maligned of course, badly undersold, maybe a future Classic for the very well heeled ? It'd be some car to drive. Regards Styria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5dw2mzwwCY

This is my third attempt to post this video on TK. Frustrating. Anyhow, not a lot of action, and you will have to let your imagination do the racing - so to speak. I find the exhaust not of this legendary racer absolutely compelling. It sounds like the old Magirus Deutz air cooled truck engine...

Some great footage of racing in the late thirties, plus some great shots of some of the drivers involved. Nice, easy viewing, and some lovely engine sounds to please the most discerning of ears. :D Well.....Regards Styria http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=y3ESsyk_eEI

They call it the "Red Pig" - in my honest opinion, quite a rude and unwarranted title given that what was to be the start of something quite magnificent in due course, and so much in evidence now - the three letters - AMG. When we talk Germany, maybe in the olden days (very), what comes to mind...

Sounds like a Diesel, probably isn't, thus perhaps the tappets could do with some adjustment. These Finnies were great family cars - loved the high seating position in the rear giving a fairly commanding view past the front occupants' heads, and the boot area was enormous. A friend of mine has...

A few items of interest that appeal to me - firstly, a magnificent vehicle, secondly a nice, clear video, thirdly an Austrian/German countryside typical of the area around Salzburg and/or Berchtesgarden (Southern Bavaria) and there is even an ever so short music clip by the name of Fiesta...

Nice, in depth look at the Museum - chances are that most of you have seen this video and, in fact, it may already be somewhere in TK - if it is, it will be found eventually, and the duplicate will be deleted. Regards Styria http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-3zIJwVNmY

Comprehensive, if somewhat lengthy, feature on supercharged cars of the '20s and '30s. I must confess that I have only seen part of the coverage, but what I did see I found quite enlightening. Regards Styria (you will need a bit of time). Regards Styria...