Filed under: Design/Style,Marketing/Advertising,New York Auto Show,Dodge,Coupe,Future,Performance,Specialty Look for modifications to the steering, suspension, and brakes. Continue reading The Dodge Demon sheds some weight in pursuit of speed The Dodge Demon sheds some weight in pursuit of speed originally appeared on Read more
Review by John L. Jacobus. This is a book about an Ed Roth fanatic, an amateur hot rodder and gearhead, namely head Jeffrey A. Jones of Bakersfield, California, who created a clone of Ed Roth’s famous “Mysterion” 1963 show car. Read more
Here it is: Welcome to the first hydrogen car ever to grace the Motor Trend Garage. For the next several months, we’ll finally learn what it’s like not just to drive but also to live with a hydrogen vehicle. We’ve Read more
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Following the debut of the new Kia Stinger sedan, Kia revealed the European-spec Stinger, carrying a new diesel engine we won’t be privy to Stateside. The Stinger package, platform, and design remains the same as the U.S.-spec model, but in Read more
Filed under: Green,Misc. Automakers,Green Automakers,Autonomous,Electric,Future We can expect FF’s “Tesla killer” to be somewhat cheaper here in the US. Continue reading Faraday Future FF91 could be very, very expensive Faraday Future FF91 could be very, very expensive originally appeared on Read more
Photos courtesy Checker Motor Cars. With a stock of Checker parts in hand and official paperwork filed, the reborn Checker Motor Cars is set to begin production of its versions of the famed taxi company’s cars – updated to use Read more
Date: circa 1950s Location: Main Street and Recker Road, Mesa, Arizona Source: via GrayFlannelSuit on Tumblr What do you see here?
Concours-displayed 1969 Tatra T603 for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: This Tatra is one of the best known and internationally displayed T603s. It represented the last T603 series at the 2014 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. It was the Read more
All images copyright and courtesy of Gooding & Company. Contemporary photos by Brian Henniker. Al Jolson was a rock star decades before rock and roll was invented. “The World’s Greatest Entertainer” was, at the height of his career, America’s best-paid Read more