Still from House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology video. In a hearing on the recently introduced bill crafted to exempt competition vehicles from the Clean Air Act, a government researcher...
1977 Chevrolet Camaro Z28. Photos courtesy Mecum Auctions. Last weekend, Jerry Seinfeld’s Porsche and Volkswagen collection made headlines when 16 (of 17) cars offered at auction in Amelia Island sol...
1958 Toyota Toyopet Crown, in left-hand drive. Photo courtesy Toyota Motor Corporation. When the first Toyota Toyopet Crowns landed on the docks in Los Angeles in the late summer of 1957, no one on h...
Tatsächlich Sie bauen ihn noch, wir hatten das wirklich vergessen. Als er damals auf den Markt kam, nachdem sie uns zig Studien gezeigt haben und alle im Chor „hurra“ geschrieen haben, da waren wir v...
Alpha Powersport is located in Houlton, Wisconsin and specializes in aftermarket service and products for the Polaris Slingshot. They recently made news by building maybe the most powerful Slingshot ...
This is James Mackie’s 1971 Ford XY Falcon drift machine called XYYNOT. Under the hood sits a 5.7 L LS1 with an upgraded VCM3 camshaft and a baffled oil sump which helps produce 360 horsepower to the...
Photos and images courtesy Milwaukee Art Museum. By 1963, Studebaker as a carmaker had run out of options. Bleeding cash, facing stiff competition, and with no new products in the pipeline, the only ...
While poking around for more on the Lakewood Center photo that appeared in a recent LA-centric carspotting post, we came across this one and had to believe we’d already used it; the colors and the pa...
There’s a little bit of work left to be done on this 1970 Datsun 510 for sale on Hemmings.com, but that’s nothing compared to the restoration work the seller’s already completed, from floor and rocke...
1962 Kurtis Aguila. All photos by Darin Schnabel, courtesy RM Sotheby’s. By 1962, legendary builder Frank Kurtis was winding down his automotive business, but a request from Texas racer Herb Stelter ...
Photo courtesy Oldsmobile, via Steve Moskowitz. Driving a Curved Dash Oldsmobile across the country when it was new took skill, mechanical aptitude, and courage. Driving a Curved Dash Oldsmobile acro...
Pandora, my 2000 BMW R1100R. Photo by author. Spring came early to Vermont this year, and with 60-degree temps in the forecast, I opted to wake Pandora, the name I’ve taken to calling my oft-troubles...
While searching Facebook for new projects I found a post showing a sale listing for a four door Honda Integra DC2 with a turbocharged Nissan RB25 inline-six. The seller says the front end of the Skyl...
Das Übliche Eigentlich wollen wir solche Sachen ja gar nicht mehr schreiben, all diese Facelifts, sie sind ziemlich öd, langweilig. Aber erstens passiert derzeit sonst nicht besonders viel, es gibt k...
Zum Teufel mit der Emanzipation! Natürlich dürfen Frauen nicht nur Kleinwagen fahren. Doch selbst wenn sie die Kinder im SUV zur Schule kutschieren, mit Vans die Raumfahrt auf die Straße holen und zu...
Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake Er ist das schräge Schmuckstück in der Familie der kompakten Mercedes-Modelle und für die Fronttriebler zugleich der Türöffner zum US-Markt. Selbst wenn sein Verkaufs...
The Hannover plant in 1959. Photos courtesy Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles. On March 5, 1955, Volkswagen broke ground on a new factory in Hannover-Stoecken, Germany, and just over one year later, on ...
Like many photos taken for EPA’s Documerica series, this one of South Charleston’s downtown area – specifically Seventh Street, looking east, which we came across on Jim and Chester’s Garage – uses a...
In 2012, we had the opportunity to interview legendary automotive designer Peter Brock and discuss the making of the Shelby Cobra Daytona coupe, while taking a cruise in Brock's own replica car built...
A while back, we ran a piece on the 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo sale brochure, and it generated a surprising amount of discussion. Much of it was centered on the highest-performance variant, the Monte...
1958 Dual-Ghia 400 Coupe prototype; image courtesy of Fred Kanter. Whether you want to believe it or not, the Fifties and early Sixties were a mystical era of automotive design. The sights and sounds...
1953 Muntz Jet roadster. Photos by Brian Henniker, courtesy Gooding & Company, unless otherwise noted. Earl “Madman” Muntz was renowned as a used-car and cheap-television pitchman, but even his sales...