The Autobahn, Germany’s federal highway system, began in the 1920s with the first section near Berlin completed in 1921. Initially conceived for efficient transport, it gained prominence under the Nazi regime, which expanded it as a propaganda tool and military asset by the 1930s. Post-World War II, the Autobahn was rebuilt and modernized, becoming a symbol of West Germany’s economic recovery. Known for its unrestricted speed zones, it now spans over 13,000 kilometers, facilitating high-speed tr

Germany's Autobahn is world renowned as being the road with no speed limit, motorists from across the world visit Germany to drive on these roads to test the limits of their vehicles with no reprocussion, we take a closer look at the history of this iconic road | Supercar Blondie