Bentley has teamed up with British pop artist Sir Peter Blake to create a unique Continental GT V8 S Convertible that will be auctioned for charity by Bonhams at the goodwood Festival of Speed on June 24. The automaker commissioned Read more
Filed under: Videos, Off-Road, Performance, Specialty When good stunting goes bad, at least you end up with great video footage. Continue reading Polaris RZR stunts look great, even when they go wrong Polaris RZR stunts look great, even when they Read more
Hello. Wait, you’re not the Apple Car? It’s perhaps the biggest secret in the auto industry right now. The Apple Car has the potential to change the car as we know it with autonomous technology and intelligent interfaces. As it Read more
Filed under: Plants/Manufacturing, Rumormill, Volkswagen, Convertible, Coupe Volkswagen reportedly intends to axe the Beetle in 2018 to make more room for crossovers, but the move seems premature. The vehicle remains an icon, albeit a slow selling one. Continue reading Volkswagen Read more
1967 Plymouth Hemi GTX. Photos by Russ Rocknak, courtesy Owls Head Transportation Museum. Introduced in the fall of 1966, Plymouth’s GTX was billed as “the gentleman’s hot rod,” blending equal parts performance, style, and (to some degree) luxury. Packing a Read more
One more from Tom Simpson’s Disneyland opening series on Flickr – we considered combining it with yesterday’s shot from the lot, but considering the volume of cars here, it almost seemed like too much for one day. Besides, we’ve got Read more
What do you prefer: a numbers-matching car with low miles and lots of original parts, or a clean restoration that deviates from original for the sake of enhanced performance? If you’re of the latter mindset, this 1973 Ford Mustang convertible, Read more
Photos courtesy Worldwide Auctioneers. “Dulce Domum,” loosely translated, means “Sweetly at home.” It conveys a sense of comfort, of settlement, of wanting for little. Fittingly, somebody long ago tattooed the phrase on the side of an incredibly well-equipped and preserved Read more
Duesenberg design by Darwin Hawthorne. Anybody with two crayons to rub together can draw a sleek long car and call it a modern-day Duesenberg, but ask a retired car designer – somebody who spent decades immersed in the business and Read more
Photos courtesy Cliff and Larry Read, except where noted. Our previous look at the scratchbuilt model work of Cliff and Larry Read, courtesy Gene Herman, might have made it seem as though only one of the two brothers has a Read more