Ayrton Senna was one of Formula 1’s shining stars in the modern era, and his ten-year career atop the highest rung of the motorsport ladder was filled with both triumph and tragedy. A new book, Ayrton Senna The Last Night, Read more
Crossovers are selling like hotcakes, and Lexus models are no exception. The RX was the brand’s best-selling vehicle in the U.S. last year, and the smaller NX also experienced significant growth. Oddly enough, the rising popularity of crossovers even has Read more
My esteemed colleague Michael Ballaban spent a few minutes this afternoon on the Wikipedia page about continuously variable transmissions, which references the “former Dutch annual backward driving world championship.” Since we exist on the Internet, that led us to YouTube Read more
The Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance, held every March at a posh Ritz-Carlton resort just North of Jacksonville, Florida, presented 10 vintage Camaros this year, along with Bumblebee from the Transformers movies and a new Camaro Nürburgring test car, to celebrate Read more
Few names have endured longer in the automotive industry than Holley. When a couple of enterprising brothers, George and Earl Holley of Bradford, Pennsylvania, founded the Holley Motor Company in 1896, their objective was to design and build motor vehicles. Read more
If you’ve seen any of the last four movies in The Fast and the Furious franchise, you’ve probably noticed they’re heavy on the FCA product placements – especially when it comes to Dodge products. It should come as no surprise Read more
Filed under: Ferrari,Coupe,Supercars This car was made famous on the Tax the Rich YouTube channel. Continue reading Early Ferrari F40 prototype destroyed in roadside fire Early Ferrari F40 prototype destroyed in roadside fire originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 01 Read more
Filed under: Plants/Manufacturing,GM,Automotive History GM returns to its roots. Continue reading GM returns to its birthplace with renovated Flint factory from 1886 GM returns to its birthplace with renovated Flint factory from 1886 originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 01 Read more
Date: 1969 Location: Sofia, Bulgaria Source: postcard photo via Ivan Kolev What do you see here?
From the seller’s description: 1972 Opel GT daily driver. 1.9 liter, 4 speed. Rebuilt Weber DGV with cold air intake. New master cylinder, calipers, cylinders, hoses. New wheels, tires. Seats are from a ’72 Porsche 914 and have been redone Read more