Side B: 5 Rear Wheels That Made You Love - Sports Cars
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Side B: 5 Rear Wheels That Made You Love - Sports Cars
How many cars come to mind with a striking front end and a piercing look that falls in love at first sight? Many, of course, if you are true car enthusiasts. On the contrary, it is not so easy to remember sexy hind limbs so as not to sleep in them at night. As if the nose is the most aesthetically important part of the car... But, fortunately, this is not always the case. Here you are 5 of the most violent rear cars in history ...
Renault 5 Turbo
La Renault 5 TurboAmong the things that made it history is also its prominent rear end, characterized by endless wheel arches that remain in everyone's mind. Among other things, this French athlete inscribed her name in the annals of the legendary Group B. How can you resist her charm?
De tommaso pantera
Exotic supercar De tommaso panteraProduced from 1971 to 1991, it is the car that, with its two-seater configuration, mid-engine, rear-wheel drive and plenty of horsepower, reached the Olympus of the most exclusive supercars of the time. It could be huge tires, a small rear window, or four tailpipes, but the sight of its B side was truly dizzying.
Lamborghini Countach
It would be a real crime to talk about b-sides without mentioning Lamborghini Countach, a true beast and also the greatest representative of the most extravagant supercars of all time. The entire body of the Countach is impressive, and the highlight is perhaps the rear. He was born in the 70s and has not left the collective imagination since then.
Ferrari F40
The Ferrari 250 GTO would have won the title of best rear motorcycle if judged purely for elegance. But he does not have the necessary numbers, as there Ferrari F40when it comes to muscle and strength. The rear end of the F40 couldn't be missing from this list. Round headlights and an unforgettable wing made it a true legend.
Ford GT
And finally, we could not resist including one of the modern supercars in the top five most beautiful rear wheels ever to exist (even if with the DNA of a myth from the past). Ford GT.
