Along with that 1964 Greyhound booklet, we came across a number of great postcards on The Pie Shops Collection’s Flickr stream, including this circa 1960 (give or take a few years) photo of Bradley’s Restaurant in Middletown, New York. A Read more
Filed under: EV/Plug-in, Coda Automotive Anyone who had Coda Automotive in your office pool for the next electric vehicle maker to declare bankruptcy, go on and collect your winnings. Coda announced today it will restructure as an energy storage business Read more
Filed under: Concept Cars, Etc., Videos, Motorcycle, Design/Style Local Motors, the company behind the Rally Fighter, briefly took its four wheels off the dirt and put two on the road for a crowd-sourced motorcycle project. Working with fellow Arizona company Read more
NYC Aviation takes a look at what they know from Monday’s plane crash in Afghanistan in this preliminary, unofficial report. Read more…
Want a 2014 Nissan GT-Track Edition? Get ready to shell out $116,710, about $16,000 over the standard GT-R. Worth it? Read more…
Always good to see a car being used as it was meant to be used, and this 1966 Shelby G.T. 350R for sale on Hemmings.com was certainly meant to be used on the race track. Whether an actual R model Read more
Images courtesy OldCarBrochures.com. In this age of soft-roaders, full-time all-wheel drive and leather-interior pickup trucks, it’s easy to forget that 50 years ago most families towed their boats or campers with passenger cars and that four-wheel-drive vehicles were largely used Read more
Each year, the folks at Carlisle Events give enthusiasts more and more reasons to attend the already popular Import & Kit Nationals, one of the largest multi-marque imported car shows in the U.S. For this year’s show, organizers have added Read more
The Society of Automotive Engineers has its annual World Congress in Detroit every spring (well, at least the calender says it’s spring). One of the many nice things about the SAE is that the organization takes the history of automotive Read more
On May 1, 1954, the Nash-Kelvinator Corporation and the Hudson Motor Car Company officially merge. The newly combined firm, created in what was at that time the largest merger in U.S. history, becomes the American Motors Corporation. Image: George Mason, Read more