Photo by gab482. Car companies will do just about anything to move cars in that doldrums period that starts just after the new year and lasts until the onset of warmer weather. Witness the many and various spring specials, mid-year Read more
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A look back at some of yesterday’s young guns Lou Reade Rosemead, California 1954 Chevy sedan a Photo Gallery: Readers’ Rods – May 2014 – Rod & Custom Magazine Photo Gallery: Readers’ Rods – May 2014 – Rod & Custom Read more
Dyno Don Nicholson’s 1969 Boss 429 Mercury Cougar. Photos courtesy Carlisle Events. Officially, Ford never stuffed its Boss 429 V-8 between the fenders of a Mercury Cougar, but that’s not to say that none were built in this configuration. In Read more
Photo courtesy Indianapolis Motor Speedway. If you grew up loving American-style open-wheel racing, you had to grow up deeply admiring Gary Bettenhausen, an absolute stud of a second-generation racing driver who was a virtual immortal in Sprint cars before he Read more
Peter Revson at the German Grand Prix in 1973. Photo by Raimund Kommer. For those with a passion for motorsports, intent on a career as a racing driver, having a wealthy family is both a blessing and a curse. Peter Read more
Filed under: Coupe, Performance, Japan, Videos, Nissan Nissan grabbed headlines last year when it debuted the GT-R Nismo and did a blistering 7:08.679 lap around the Nürburgring’s Nordschleife. As it turns out, the GT-R that did that round made use Read more
Filed under: Motorsports, Acura, Honda, Design/Style We’re set to record Autoblog Podcast #372 this evening, joined this week by Peter Leung (BaronVonClutch) to teach us about motorsports. Check out the topics below, or drop us your questions and comments via Read more
Here’s the official Hungarian car catalogue from 1974 issued by the state-owned Merkur Company, your one and only choice. If anything, it proves that when the Russians take over your country, you’re screwed. Read more…