Filed under: Government/Legal, Green, Volkswagen, Emissions, Germany, Diesel German prosecutors in the city of Braunschweig are beginning an investigation into Martin Winterkorn for alleged fraud in VW’s diesel emissions scandal. It could be years, though, before the case ever sees Read more
Just a few days from the sixtieth anniversary of James Dean’s death on September 30th, 1955, we may have our greatest clue to finding the location of the infamous Porsche he fatally crashed in, long-rumored to be cursed. Read more…
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Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwings on display at Sunday’s Concours d’Elegance. Photos by Hemmings staff. This year’s ninth-annual Hemmings Motor News Concours d’Elegance weekend served up three days of absolutely perfect weather, combined with hundreds of beautifully prepared, preserved or restored Read more
Sunsets in Las Vegas can be pretty spectacular, especially when the U.S. government was testing nuclear weapons out at the Nevada Test Site, but it appears that January 1957, when these two photos of the casinos on the strip were Read more
Those shopping for a sporty coupe from the blue oval brand and its affiliates in the early 1970s weren’t limited to the Mustang or Cougar. Introduced in Europe as a Mustang alternative, the Ford Capri made it back across the Read more
1967 Mercury Comet 202 R-code. Photos courtesy Mecum. Whatever the terms the various manufacturers used for them – sport coupe, club coupe, two-door sedan – what is commonly known today as the two-door post sedan had a longtime reputation as Read more
1959 Chevrolet Corvette, the Purple People Eater Mk III. Photos courtesy Barrett-Jackson. When Nickey Chevrolet of Chicago decided to sponsor a road racing Corvette in 1958, it wanted to make sure its advertising dollars were getting their maximum return. Accordingly, Read more
The 2014 Race of Gentlemen. Photo by Kurt Ernst. As the annual Race of Gentlemen approaches its fourth year on the sand of Wildwood, New Jersey, it has enjoyed an increasing number of spectators and driver entries. But, the event Read more