1982: the Porsche 956 takes its first win at Le Mans. Images courtesy of Porsche Cars North America. No manufacturer has won the storied 24 Hours of Le Mans as many times as Porsche. Even after discounting class wins and Read more
Filed under: Videos, Celebrities, Humor, South Korea South Korea takes the dignity of its traffic cones very, very seriously. As you’ve likely heard by now, Psy has released his long-anticipated followup to his international hit “Gangnam Style.” The new single, Read more
Art Morrison Enterprises Delivers 1000th ChassisArt Morrison Enterprises Delivers 1,000th Chassis It’s been nine years since Art Morrison experimented with his own project ’55 Chevy (Project GT55) at the Goodguys “Street Machine of the Year” competition. For the project he Read more
Filed under: Crossover, Hyundai, New Car Reviews The Crossover For The Kardashians Of 1895 My wife and I are holdouts among our friends and family in the offspring department. Our heir-free lifestyle, however, affords us the opportunity to travel this Read more
Even though Fisker Automotive is basically screwed six days to Sunday with layoffs, lawsuits and a probable bankruptcy on the horizon, their problems are just beginning. Example: even more lawsuits because they can’t pay their bills. Read more…
We all know that the McLaren P1‘s design was pretty much made in the wind tunnel, instead of by either McLaren’s Frank Stephenson or the engineering team. Read more…
While we don’t know where or when this high school parking lot photo – courtesy Annualmobiles – was taken, we do appreciate the frequency of GM X-bodies in the photo, probably more than we’ve seen in any other photo in Read more
In 1963, GM reintroduced the Buick Riviera as a stylish personal luxury coupe to combat Ford’s successful Thunderbird. While the 1963-1965 Buick Riviera models are favored by collectors for their bold lines, we still find the curves and angles of Read more
Mae West’s 1934 Duesenberg J-370. Photo by Ron Kimball. Perhaps no other symbol of success is more closely associated with Hollywood glamour than the luxury automobile. Clark Gable and wife Carole Lombard were said to favor Gable’s 1935 Duesenberg Model Read more
1954 Victress S1-A Roadster. Photo courtesy Geoff Hacker. In anticipation of what should already be an outstanding event, another class of automobiles has been added to this year’s Hemmings Motor News Concours d’Elegance (formerly known as the New England Concours Read more