Filed under: Videos, Toys/Games “What if?” is always a fun question. It’s doubly entertaining when we think about it in relation to something very, very modern. So, what if Grand Theft Auto V had been released for the Commodore 64 Read more
Beginning in earnest on city streets in the late ’40s, drag racing grew in popularity so quickly that dedicated tracks began popping up all over the country, particularly on deserted concrete WWII airfields. Beginning in earnest on city streets in Read more
Troy Ladd, owner of Hollywood Hot Rods in Burbank, California, is a tad bit averse to technology. Troy Ladd, owner of Hollywood Hot Rods in Burbank, California, is a tad bit averse to technology. He’s not a complete Luddite—his shop Read more
Dual overhead camshafts. Sixteen valves. A compression ratio of 10.3:1. Multi-point fuel injection. One hundred forty horsepower out of 1,975 cubic centimeters. And the 1999 Hyundai Elantra to this day remains invisible on our roads. Or, at least, most of Read more
Tonight’s Episode Will Put Three American Musclecars Head-To-Head For The Ultimate Chevy vs. Ford vs. Dodge Shootout Project Bad Penny, our 1968 Chevy Camaro will be featured on tonights premier episode of Top Gear USA on June 3rd at 9pm Read more
From our last look at Greenville, North Carolina’s Evans Street – and from the modern-day street view – we know that Evans is a one-way street headed north. What we don’t know after examining this February 1966 photo of Evans Read more
What is it about vintage station wagons with big-block V-8s that always captures our attention? Is it the fact that they can haul enough lumber, paint and hardware to build a small house? Is it the fact that they can Read more
The record-setting 1975 Lamborghini Countach LP400 “Periscopica.” Photos courtesy Bonhams Auctions. For all the teenage boys’ bedroom walls it plastered, one would have figured the Lamborghini Countach – for decades considered the most exotic of exotic cars – had long Read more
While many an engineer and machinist can lay claim to having built the first automobile in the latter decades of the 19th century, bringing the automobile to mass production fell to one man – machinist, accountant, inventor and entrepreneur Ransom Read more
Sporty, fun to drive and economical, the Lancia Fulvia, sold as a coupe from 1965 through 1976, was the last Lancia developed before the Fiat takeover in 1969. Images courtesy Fiat Sp.A. and Chrysler Corporation. This isn’t the first time Read more