While David Markin may not be as familiar to car enthusiasts as Lee Iacocca or Bob Lutz, the former Michigan resident once ran an automaker relied upon daily by millions of urban-dwelling Americans: As the one-time CEO and owner of Read more
Photo courtesy Volkswagen. Auto racing need not be a spectator sport, or at least so goes the thinking behind the Road Racing 101 seminar that the Saratoga Automobile Museum and Lime Rock Park will jointly present. The professor is Greg Read more
Craig Breedlove, with the original Spirit of America. Photo courtesy NHRA Museum. For those coming of age in the 1960s or 1970s, the name Craig Breedlove is indelibly linked to the quest to be the fastest driver on land. Immortalized Read more
Nice new spy shots of the facelifted Audi R8 GT. Enjoy! Audi R8 GT: Fresh spy shots of the facelift was originally published on The German Car Blog on Tuesday, June 11, 2013. Related posts: Audi TT: Latest intel about Read more
Nice spy video here of the next-generation VW Golf R. VW Golf R: Spy video of next generation! was originally published on The German Car Blog on Tuesday, June 11, 2013. Related posts: VW Golf R: Fresh spy video! VW Read more
Chilly Verde – 1936 Ford Three-Window CoupeEvery car is a compromise—even (and especially) those built by car companies—so to expect anything different from hot rod builders would seem naive, at best. Every car is a compromise—even (and especially) those built Read more
In our carspotting series, we’ve seen plenty of photos by Charles O’Rear for the Documerica project, and while looking for more, we came across this small set of photos he took in June 1973 on the dock on Terminal Island Read more
Continuing with the theme of highway openings in the Seventies for our street scenes from Vermont, this time we’re bringing it home for the opening of the Route 7 interchange just north of town with photos we found on the Read more
Sometimes we pick cars for the Hemmings Find of the Day because they’re outrageous in some respect. Sometimes we pick cars because they’re well presented. Sometimes we pick them just because they have eye appeal. This 1959 Oldsmobile 98 convertible Read more
Filed under: Performance, Plants/Manufacturing, Lamborghini Last July, Lamborghini celebrated the assembly of its 1,000th Aventador. That was an impressive milestone for the $400,000-plus supercar, as its Murciélago predecessor took took nearly three years to accomplish the same feat. But the Read more