It’s the holiday season, and that means that there’s a whole panoply of holidays and customs to navigate, and you need to be ready. The automotive world has a number of major holidays this time of year, and it makes Read more
The full transcript of yesterday’s status conference on the 2.0-liter diesel settlement (which we mentioned yesterday) just went online. Here’s what the judge, and representatives from Volkswagen, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Plaintiffs’ Steering Committee had to say about Read more
There’s no reason why Santa Claus should ditch his sleigh and reindeer squad this Christmas, but if he needed, he has plenty of options for a backup. To make sure gifts arrive promptly and safely, which car that’s currently on Read more
Date: circa 1950s Location: Lake Arrowhead, California Source: found photo via Shorpy (above); Jack Shea (below) What do you see here?
It’s hard to believe that the Mercedes-Benz G-class has been around for nearly 38 years. The boxy, tall, and top-heavy G-Wagen cuts an iconic stance from Beverly Hills to Baghdad. For those who covet the G500 4×4 Squared‘s massive fender Read more
The Walter P. Chrysler Museum in Auburn Hills, Mich., was home to 65 historical vehicles. Sadly, the museum closed its doors for good on December 18, 2016. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will convert the 55,000-sq-ft museum into office space for approximately Read more
Original interior 1968 AMC Ambassador SST for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: Nicely equipped with the SST package, 343V8, automatic transmission, cold working factory air conditioning has been converted to R134, power steering, tilt steering wheel, fully reclining Read more
Photos by Mathieu Heurtault, courtesy Gooding and Company. So-called barn finds seem to take place everywhere but a barn these days: Sheds, overstuffed garages, storage units, and even the odd basement have given up automotive treasures as of late. And Read more
1957 BSA Gold Star racing motorcycle. Photo by Jill Reger. For decades, from the pre-war years into the 1960s, Birmingham Small Arms (BSA) was one of the largest and best-known motorcycle brands in the world. Thanks to aging designs and Read more
The 1948 Chevrolet sedan delivery as purchased by the Eichelbergers. Photos courtesy John Eichelberger. We in the car hobby sometimes ask ourselves, and each other, what our cars are worth. The answers differ. They derive from the people more than Read more