Filed under: Sedan, Safety, Videos, Hyundai Hyundai has managed to get another vehicle on the prestigious Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s Top Safety Pick +, as its new 2015 Sonata sedan performed admirably in crash testing. The redesigned Sonata’s new Read more
Filed under: Plants/Manufacturing, Crossover, BMW, Luxury Which automaker do you think ships the most cars out of North America, one of the Detroit Three or perhaps one of the Japanese automakers? Nope. It turns out the BMW’s Spartanburg, SC, factory Read more
When this van’s a rockin’, don’t come a knockin’. Spotted Down On The Street in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. Read more…
Maybe an RV has ruined a few backroads for you as a pain-in-the-ass pace car. But surely you’ve pondered the prospect of living and driving within the same four walls at least once. Well we tried it; the mobile couch Read more
Photo courtesy GrayFlannelSuit. One thing we can say about Don Haynes: He had a knack for drawing publicity to himself. That, however, seems the only thing we can say with definitiveness about the man who in 1949 claimed he could Read more
Dennis Varni’s Custom Fastback Woodie Nobody would ever attempt to build a car like this without a sense of humor—and thick skin. That’s a good description of owner Dennis Varni from Pleasant Hill, California. Besides, over the years he’s accumulated Read more
The owner said the SS 396 was his family’s car for the longest time, and they had taken it everywhere. On a recent barn-find expedition in Indiana, my friends and I came across an original ’70 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396. Read more
“I’ve always loved the look of a Model A sedan done right—in a sea of killer coupes and roadsters, the body style really stands out,” Brian Auderer, April 2014. “I’ve always loved the look of a Model A sedan done Read more
Embedded in a photo essay about Amtrak that Charles O’Rear shot for the EPA’s Documerica project, we see one shot from Albuquerque that works well for our carspotting series. Presumably we’re looking east on Central Avenue – there’s still a Read more
Believe it or not, there was a time when every light truck built didn’t have four-wheel drive. In the days following World War II, General Motors didn’t even offer a factory built four-wheel-drive light truck. Instead GM relied on a Read more