MG’s ad in the Earls Court catalogue. One of this country’s foremost historians on Classic cars, and regular contributor to Hemmings Classic Car magazine, Walt Gosden, gave me the catalogue for the 1964 Earls Court Motor Show last May when Read more
Vladimir Putin’s friend Alexander “The Surgeon” Zaldostanov is the leader of the Night Wolves nationalist motorcycle club, a hardcore Motherland-loving campaigner for “resistance to the global Satanism” and “all this homosexual talk.” He can also put on quite a musical! Read more
Mercedes-Benz recently unveiled details on its upcoming all-electric vehicle, which the automaker says will return around 310 miles of range. Benz says the EV will be ready by the end of the decade, though a concept version will debut at Read more
Aside from the wide whites and chrome wheels, this 1936 Ford Model 68 five-window coupe, for sale on Hemmings.com, could pass for a carefully preserved stock example. Dig a little deeper, however, and the truth is revealed: This under-the-radar Ford Read more
Photo courtesy Bonhams. When Fred Yeakel first bought his Bill Thomas-built Cheetah, it sported not just its original body and chassis, but also a relatively recent restoration. So, of course, he pulled the body from the car and replaced it Read more
1938 Minneapolis-Moline UDLX “Comfortractor.” Photos courtesy Mecum Auctions. Once a year, Mecum Auctions presents its Gone Farmin’ sale, held this year in Lapeer, Michigan, an annual homecoming for those who love all things agricultural. A most unusual lot, a 1938 Read more
Used car lot, Lancaster, Ohio, 1938; it’s a safe bet that buyers still argued about a $29 selling price. Photo by Ben Shahn, from Library of Congress archives. There aren’t many universal truths in this world, but here’s one: If Read more
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The revised Top Gear may have been off to a somewhat rocky start, but tonight YouTube-addicted gearheads everywhere finally getting the one thing we’ve wanted since forever: a fast, drift-filled car test from Chris Harris. And it’s in a Ferrari. Read more