If you’ve ever let a dog run free out of a fence, you know what an animal enjoying its primal environment looks like. That’s the Koenigsegg One:1 at the Nürburgring, back for the first time since last year to maybe Read more
Rumors of a new turbocharged 2.0-liter “Hurricane” inline-four cylinder engine for the redesigned 2018 Jeep Wrangler are all but confirmed thanks to some new spy shots showing a crowded engine bay. Expect the new mill to be a more fuel-efficient Read more
Filed under: Earnings/Financials,Green,Marketing/Advertising,Videos,Tesla,Green Culture,Technology,Autonomous,Electric Grass Fed Coffee decorates its Tesla Model X like a cow. Jason Hughes retrofits a Model S with Autopilot. Germany approves EV subsidies. EVgo gets new a majority stakeholder. Continue reading Recharge Wrap-up: Cow-colored Tesla Model Read more
If you were one of the 6,000 buyers interested in the new Ford GT whose application will be rejected, there might still be hope yet. Autocar reports that there might be a future possibility of finding the high-output EcoBoost V-6 from the Ford GT under the Read more
Filed under: Aftermarket,Ferrari,Specialty,Supercars Just in case a stock Ferrari won’t cut it. Continue reading Liberty Walk stretches the notion of Ferrari’s 360 and F430 Liberty Walk stretches the notion of Ferrari’s 360 and F430 originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, Read more
All images are from the brochure collection of Hemmings Motor News The “Glamour Bird” was on the attack in 1968, as this unusual piece of dealer educational literature shows. Not intended for public consumption, the eight-page stapled leaflet was likely Read more
While mid-seventies pickups from GM, Ford and Chevrolet are plentiful, survivors from Dodge are less so. Perhaps fewer civilians shopped for Dodge pickups, or perhaps the bulk of production went to the military (in the form of the CUCV M880 Read more
1953 Aston Martin DB3S/5. Photos courtesy Bonhams unless otherwise specified. It was built for Aston Martin owner David Brown (the DB in Aston Martin’s nomenclature), but soon after commandeered by the company’s Competition Department to replace accident-damaged Works DB3S models Read more
1951 Ferrari 340 America barchetta. Photos by Tim Scott, courtesy RM Sotheby’s, unless otherwise noted. Introduced in 1950, Ferrari’s 340 America was intended as a car that could be raced competitively, enjoyed as a grand-tourer, or both, depending upon the Read more
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