StanceWorks has, since day one, stood as a beacon for unique cars from around the world. From countless countries throughout the globe, a community has been built around affection for these machines, often oddities and rarities found nowhere else. One of our favorites of the last year is Kai Coor’s 1979 Honda Prelude: a unique take on an otherwise forgotten platform. The first-generation Prelude wasn’t on many radars before, but following his incredibly successful debut, there’s no doubt we’ll see a few more of these gems saved from the scrap yards. It goes to show what a bit of creativity and outside-the-box thinking can do for a car most might never take a second look at.

Aesthetics – Richard Meinig’s 1965 BMW 1800 TiSA Touring Sedan
Amongst the BMW history gurus, it’s well-established that BMW’s Neue Klasse (New Class) saved the brand following World War II, and established its still-defining brand identity



