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Customized 1957 Chevrolet. Photo courtesy Gary Binge. The people at the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America who thought of this surely have a valid point: Of all the historic Chevys you see on the street, how many of them are Read more

As we did with Ellis Wiley’s circa 1966 photos from Toronto, let’s dive into the City of Toronto Archives for another group of Wiley photos, this time from 1970, again showing various locations around the city: Queen Street above and Read more

It’s hard to believe that the ’64 Impala hit the half-century mark in 2014, a car more significant perhaps for what it ushered out than what it introduced. As the ’64 made its debut, an all-new, game-changing full-size Chevrolet with Read more

1969 Chevrolet Corvette L88 convertible. Photos by Dan Duckworth, courtesy of Mecum Auctions. Corvettes equipped with the optional 427-cu.in., 430-horsepower L88 V-8 were thinly disguised race cars, unsuitable for life off the track and on the street. Devoid of things Read more

1910 Graef & Stift Type 28/32 Double Phaeton loaned by Count Franz Harrach to the Archduke for his use in the June 28, 1914, motorcade through Sarajevo. Photo courtesy of the Museum of Military History in Vienna.   Recently, Hemmings Daily Read more

1975 Trabant 601S, the symbolic laughingstock of a collapsed communist regime, is more clever than you might think. Photos by author. Note: I write up driving impressions of virtually every car I photograph within a couple of days of the Read more