A Porsche 911 is pulled from a burned Passport Transport van. Photo courtesy WKRN-TV. On February 15, a Passport Transport trailer hauling a load of collector cars caught fire on I-65 in Williamson County, Tennessee. While it appears that first Read more
Vintage wagons, once written off by enthusiasts and collectors alike, are back in a big way. Maybe it’s their do-everything practicality, or their still-affordable pricing, but wagons like this three-row 1969 Plymouth Sport Satellite, for sale on Hemmings.com, have an Read more
Lee Holman at Le Mans in 2006, for the 40th anniversary of the Ford GT’s 1-2-3 finish. Photo courtesy Lee Holman. The storied Charlotte-based racing operation, Holman & Moody, grew out of the Ford Motor Company’s early efforts to gain Read more
Thanks to longtime commenter and contributor Gene Herman, we recently got to see the work that brothers and model builders Cliff and Larry Read have been doing. Quite impressive. From Cliff: During the winter, my brother visits here to use Read more
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A massive wreck in the final laps during the second Can-Am Duel qualifying race on Thursday night took out second-place qualifier Matt Kenseth, forcing him to drop to the back of the field in Sunday’s Daytona 500. Read more…
Only one Aston Martin DB10 out of the 10 developed for last year’s Bond film, SPECTRE, will ever be made available for sale, and it just sold for $3.5 million at a charity auction—more than double its expected take. You Read more
General Motors will spend $148 million to enable the production of V-8 engines at its Spring Hill manufacturing plant in Tennessee. With the investment, the automaker can build more 6.2-liter V-8 engines for high-end trucks and SUVs. The automaker will Read more
I took over as editor-in-chief for Angus MacKenzie in November of 2011 when he transitioned into a corporate position primarily overseeing a new video initiative: the Motor Trend YouTube channel. By the time 2013 rolled around, I was proud to Read more