Photos courtesy Mecum Auctions. The new-for-1947 Studebakers designed under Virgil Exner’s watch might have had some of the most modern styling of any American car up to that point, but one of Exner’s designers felt it wasn’t quite modern enough Read more
The award-winning 1958 Subaru 360 K111. Photo courtesy of Fuji Heavy Industries. The Subaru 360 may not have been an ideal fit for American consumers, but in Japan, the “Ladybug” became a cultural icon, with 39 million units built between Read more
Filed under: Motorsports,Mazda,Automotive History,Racing The 787B wasn’t the only green and orange endurance racer Mazda built. Continue reading Mazda just restored the 787B’s forgotten older brother Mazda just restored the 787B’s forgotten older brother originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, Read more
Any car repair seems wicked expensive when you get a car for three Benjamins. Take, for instance, Hemmings reader feevefeeve’s dilemma when the wipers went out on his 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne sometime in the Eighties. Spend more than the purchase Read more
The Chevrolet Camaro arrived at the pony party two years late and has been playing catch-up almost ever since. Camaro sales have trailed the Mustang’s for 32 of the 45 years they’ve both been in production; Mustang now leads the Read more
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We’ve all driven through the concrete canyons of a downtown area or actual canyons in the wilderness and experienced the frustration of struggling to hear our favorite radio station as its signal bounces around, fading in and out, ghosting itself Read more
The 2017 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 coupe. Photos courtesy Chevrolet. In February, Chevrolet announced the return of the track-focused Camaro 1LE, available in 2017 on both V-8 powered SS models and V-6 powered LT models. Later, the automaker confirmed the worst-kept Read more
Date: circa 1960s Location: Bristol Marketplace, Santa Ana, California Source: found photo, via Mark Susina on Flickr What do you see here?