Filed under: Convertible, Performance, Lotus The first thing you need to know is that this is the Lotus Exige S Roadster, unchanged from the Exige S even in price and officially the fastest convertible Lotus has ever made. The second Read more
Welcome to Must Read, where we single out the best stories from around the automotive universe and beyond. Today we’ve got reports from Vulture, Mother Jones, Hooniverse and Smart Asset. Read more…
Filed under: Motorsports, Classics, Videos “It’s one thing to put a car together, it’s another thing to make it work.” Truer words have never been spoken, and in the case of Louie Shefchik of J&L Fabricating, the man who opens Read more
The Land Rover LR2 is a baby sport ute, but it can conquer some dirty terrain. MotorWeek has the proof. Read more…
Today, tire advertising is whimsical and fun for the entire family, often relying on cartoons and computer-generated woodland creatures to sell product. In the 1960s, however, selling tires was a far more serious affair, as this Jam Handy-produced General Tire Read more
High school bands, dignitary speeches, ribbon cuttings, miles upon miles of cars: Interstate openings must have been a big deal in Vermont in the 1970s. We previously saw some Vermont Landscape Change photos of the opening of I-91 in 1972 Read more
As prices for more mainstream exotics have risen in recent years, enthusiasts have started to seek out alternatives, so as of late we’ve seen more interest in wedge-ey Seventies supercars such as this 1972 Maserati Indy for sale on Hemmings.com. Read more
1944 Willys MB Jeep. All images courtesy of Bonhams Auctions. During World War II, Ford and Willys produced nearly 648,000 Jeeps as light utility vehicles. The bulk of these, some 361,339 units, were Willys MB models, like the 1944 Willys Read more
1962 Chevrolet Corvette. Photo by Richard Lentinello It may have come from humble beginnings 60 years ago, but Chevrolet’s Corvette has become both an American legend and a sports car icon since. Within those six decades, its prowess has quickly extended Read more
An Aerocar Series I prototype. Photo by Lotzman Katzman. The dream of flying cars has likely been with us since the first automotive traffic jam, but making the leap from concept to certification and beyond proved impossible for many budding Read more