Cover: Patrick Depailler’s Tyrell P34 at the 1976 Dutch Grand Prix. Photos courtesy of McKlein Publishing. Do you have a passion for racing in the 1950s through the 1970s? An interest in Formula One, sports cars, touring cars and rally Read more
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The job of a taillight, aside from trapping the mystical red, amber, and clear mischievous sprites that linger around the rear of cars, is communication. They shout out to the world behind you your intent to stop, turn, or reverse. Read more
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Step one: become arguably the best drifter in the world and master every kind of traditional drift machine ever made. Step two: buy a Lamborghini. Read more…
Filed under: Videos, Ford, Lamborghini, Japan, Coupe, Performance, Racing, Supercars This stunning drift battle pits Vaughn Gittin Jr in a Ford Mustang against Daigo Saito in a Lamborghini Murcielago through an abandoned Japanese resort. Continue reading Ford Mustang challenges Lamborghini Read more
Filed under: Motorsports, Motorcycle Sportbikes have officially been banned from running in the Pikes Peak International Hill climb after two riders have been killed over the last two years. Continue reading Pikes Peak’s sportbike ban cripples motorcycle competition Pikes Peak’s Read more
1972 AMC Javelin AMX print ad, courtesy Production Cars. In 1971, Mark Donahue delivered American Motors’s first Trans-Am championship behind the wheel of a Javelin AMX. The manufacturer wasted no time in promoting this, and a 1972 print ad proclaimed Read more
Ronan at Ran When Parked recently came across this postcard scene of a ski resort parking lot somewhere in the Alps, and with a little digging, we think we’ve pinpointed it as Serre-Chevalier in the far southeast of France. When Read more
Pontiac’s mid-engine, rear-drive, two-seat Fiero debuted for the 1984 model year, and consumers immediately began asking for a more powerful engine than the 2.5-liter “Iron Duke” four-cylinder found beneath the hood. For 1985, Pontiac responded with a 2.8-liter six-cylinder option, Read more