“Let me go out there and let me get one wave, just one wave before you take me in,” said a dumb kitesurfer quoting Point Break before his death off the Florida coastline about to be brutally pummeled by Hurricane Read more
When the mothballed BMW M8 prototype broke cover in 2012, it was one of the greatest “what-ifs” of the automotive world. The proportions were perfect, the V-12 engine pushed out 550 hp, and the performance was staggering. Before the M8 Read more
The big Volkswagen SUV has a name. It’s been almost four years since it debuted as a concept, but the Volkswagen Atlas name was finally uncovered today by Automobilwoche, a German sister publication of Automotive News. According to the report, Read more
Filed under: Videos,Upshift In this panel, we’ll debate the pros and cons of connected vehicles and investigate the less discussed side of the future of our cars. Continue reading Panel: the good, the bad, the ugly of connected cars | Read more
Filed under: Green,Renault,China,Autonomous,Electric Zoe, Europe’s best-selling electric-vehicle, will be the base for self-driving prototype in Wuhan. Continue reading Renault will test self-driving Zoe EV in China Renault will test self-driving Zoe EV in China originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, Read more
Brock Yates with his Pebble Beach class-winning Eliminator. Photo courtesy Brock Yates, Jr. Brock Yates was never afraid of a fight. In a journalism career that stretched across six decades (including, most notably, four with Car and Driver magazine), Yates Read more
Date: circa 1950s Location: Sixth and Old Richmond, Bellaire, Texas Source: Peter Whitney, via Houston Area Digital Archives What do you see here?
From the seller’s description: Beautifully restored 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Convertible. 273 Commando V8, Buckets, 904 Auto, 7 1/4 rear w/ 2:94 gear, build sheet, Chrysler historical info, and complete owner history. This particular car is very special. Delivered new to Read more
John Gary Anderson knew his automobiles could never compete against those produced by manufacturing giants like Ford on price. Instead, the South Carolina carriage builder focused on hand-crafted quality and Southern pride to sell Anderson automobiles, with some success, from Read more
1967 Cadillac Eldorado. Photos by Jeff Koch. On October 6, 1966, Cadillac debuted an entirely new class of automobile, albeit one with a familiar name. Designed as the brand’s first entry into the personal luxury coupe market, the E-body Eldorado Read more