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One of the absolute best automotive books published in the last 20 years is Gordon Eliot White’s history of Offenhauser. From the first page through to the 200th, each and every paragraph is filled with worthwhile, insightful information that shows Read more

For its new web video series, American Detours, American Collectors Insurance recruited Jeff Glucker, editor of Hooniverse, and SyFy Channel regular Jael de Pardo to travel the country in search of roads to pair up with ACI policyholders’ collector cars. Read more

Because these photos from the UCLA Library’s Digital Collections aren’t all that big or densely populated with carspotting opportunities, we thought we’d round up a few photos from the collections all focusing on what is perhaps L.A.’s most iconic feature Read more

Being able to trace the ownership and service history of a classic car makes justifying its purchase that much easier, which is why this 1967 Dodge Polara Convertible for sale on Hemmings.com caught our attention. The car has been in Read more

Photos by Darin Schnabel, courtesy RM Auctions. Dual-quad 409, four-speed, Posi, tach, and power steering. That’s about all the original owner of the 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Coupe optioned onto his car, and that’s exactly the configuration in which Read more

Photo courtesy American Motorcyclist Association. For its inaugural Legends of the Sport award, this year’s fifth annual Quail Motorcycle Gathering will honor three-time world champion factory rider Wayne Rainey. Rainey, an American Motorcyclist Association Hall of Famer who won three Read more

Mario Andretti, circa 2012. All photos courtesy Mario Andretti’s Facebook page. Race car drivers in the United States rarely enjoy the same name recognition as other professional athletes. While most Americans know the names Derek Jeter or Tony Romo, there’s Read more