Mark Donohue’s Penske Racing AMC Javelin. In 1966, the Sports Car Club of America debuted the Trans-American Sedan Championship, soon shortened to the Trans-Am Series, as a manufacturer’s championship for race-prepared sedans. Consisting of under-2.0-liter and over-2.0-liter classes (run simultaneously), Read more
The 1967 Holman-Moody Ford Honker II. Photos by Alejandro Rodriguez for Gooding & Company. The 1960s were the golden age of sports car racing in the United States, with series like the Canadian-American (Can-Am) Challenge drawing sizable crowds to watch Read more
Filed under: Etc., Government/Legal, Safety A San Diego man was arrested by police at gunpoint for allegedly leading them on a high-speed chase involving multiple police cars and a helicopter. The chase only ended when the man ran over a Read more
Traffic sucks, so why not start your morning off with some music? You provide the toast and we’ll provide the jams. Read more…
Bernd Rosemeyer at Tripoli, 1936. Photos courtesy Audi Media Services. In today’s corporate-driven world of Formula 1 racing, where most stars are groomed by teams from an early age for their driving talent and media skills alike, Bernd Rosemeyer never Read more
Fencers typically begin a match with the warning en garde. Today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe Porsche 944 is in Guards Red, and will foil pretty much any Épée. It’s up to you to determine whether or not its price Read more
Back in the early to mid-1980s, Henry Rasmussen’ For the Road series were the most popular car books to ever hit the shelves. They were unlike any books ever published on collector cars before. Their unusual format was horizontal, to Read more
1962 Chevy Impala Covertible – RustThe upside of Power Tour® is that you get to travel the country with a bunch of car guys, and, if you want, turn it into a big car-shopping trip. Chad Moskery attends the Hot Read more
We pegged a circa 1950 date on this photo of an entrepreneur and his parking lot at 316 Chartres Street in New Orleans, which we found over at The Historic New Orleans Collection, after a cursory examination of the cars Read more
Restoring a car, like restoring a house, is often filled with surprises, and one rarely understands the full cost involved until the project gets well beyond the point of no return. That’s why this 1967 Plymouth Belvedere I convertible GTX Read more