Our 2015 Honda CR-V Touring AWD is as loaded as the popular crossover gets in the U.S., but have you ever wondered what cool options are available in other markets? As a CR-V daily driver, I did. Here are a Read more
Sometimes concept cars look amazingly preposterous, especially once you see the final production car. But some of them are actually pretty damn nice, and I happen to think this 1999 Dodge Charger concept is one of the nice ones. Read Read more
Did you honestly think I was going to leave it red? See just how many commenters asked if it was, in fact, staying that color. Read more…
Filed under: Military Brazil, Denmark, Germany, and Italy will join the big exercise, while almost all 45 ships on hand will use a US Navy-approved biofuel. Continue reading RIMPAC 2016 will feature 27 countries, including four first-time attendees RIMPAC 2016 Read more
Filed under: Green,Videos,Misc. Automakers,Alternative Fuels,Ethanol,Green Culture,Transportation Alternatives,Electric Toshiba begins testing its EV bus with contactless charging. Developing countries spent the most on renewable energy last year. Odd law squeezes out summer E15 sales in Iowa. Continue reading Recharge Wrap-up: Developing Read more
Brochure images courtesy The Old Car Manual Project. If you remember the 1970s, the saying goes, you weren’t there. For those that have forgotten the start of the decade that saw the death of the muscle car and the birth Read more
From the City of Toronto’s archives comes today’s carspotting scene, part of a photographic survey of the city’s roads, so it was well identified as 42 Gerrard Street looking west, taken in March 1956. Gorries, as it turns out, was Read more
Vintage trucks have an undeniable appeal, and this 1948 Ford F3, for sale on Hemmings.com, is certainly no exception to the rule. With a known history that dates back to its delivery in July of 1948, this truck has seen Read more
1962 Citroen Sahara; all Saharas used a hood-mounted spare. Photos courtesy The Finest Automobile Auctions. By the late 1950s, Citroen’s charming 2CV had established itself as a supremely capable car for the masses, offering affordable transportation to farmers and city-dwellers Read more
Building the Wall of Death – still image from video below. Mel Stultz, founder of The Race of Gentlemen, has recently completed construction on a new/old Wall of Death attraction, which will be on display at the June 4-5 beach Read more