General Motors was previously bullish about introducing semi-autonomous driving features, readying its Super Cruise system to launch with the CT6 this fall. GM pushed the technology’s introduction back to 2017, and now the automaker is apparently re-evaluating its self-driving plan. Read more
Filed under: Spy Photos,Mercedes-Benz,Off-Road The G-Wagen is spied testing in full camouflage. While it looks similar, there are some big changes underneath. The new SUV is going to be both bigger and lighter. Continue reading Next Mercedes-Benz G-Class spied looking Read more
Filed under: Etc.,Ford,Holden,Technology More cars from Down Under coming to the newest Forza Horizon installment. Continue reading Second part of Forza Horizon 3 car list revealed early Second part of Forza Horizon 3 car list revealed early originally appeared on Read more
The US Olympics Committee has gone off the deep end, when it comes to intellectual property. It’s willing to sue anyone to protect their trademarks, even when the use is no real threat. But the committee’s latest claim is an Read more
Images are from the brochure collection of Hemmings Motor News The first-generation Toyota Celica got a fairly frosty reception when it arrived in 1971, unlike its near instantly-popular fastback 240Z competitor from Datsun. But by the middle of the 1970s, Read more
From the seller’s description: 1950 Mercury Coupe Lead Sled, 255 ci Flathead V8 bored 60 over with Isky Cam and Lifters, Turned crankshaft with new main and rod bearings, Edlebrock Finned heads with chrome acorn nuts, Holly 4 Barrel Carburetor, Read more
1967 Mercury Cougar. Brochure and print ad images courtesy Lov2XLR8.no. It was meant to bridge the gap in the Ford product line between the Mustang and the Thunderbird, but Mercury’s Cougar would go on to become a mainstay of the Read more
Photo by Eli Solomon, courtesy FIVA. In neither of its two entries in the 24 Hours of Le Mans did the severely aerodynamic CD SP66 No. 52 actually finish the race, but that hasn’t stopped the current caretakers of the Read more
Jack and Donna Bakewell with their 1962 Ford Galaxie 500. Photos by author. Jack Bakewell’s first new car was a 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 with a 390 beneath the hood, shifting through a four-speed transmission. Like most of us, he Read more
Understeer is one of the most frustrating conditions you can encounter on a race track. It’s what happens when you ask your car to turn and it says, “nope,” and instead you go wide and blow your apex. On this Read more