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Photos courtesy SIVAG. The long and slow collapse of the Bertone coachbuilding corporation appears as though it will come to an end this month as Lilli Bertone, the widow of company scion Nuccio Bertone, has put up for sale the Read more

Of course there would be a Cadillac dealership right in front of Atlanta’s Biltmore, as we see from this Tracy O’Neal photo of Fifth and Spring, looking toward the hotel, which we came across on Georgia State University’s digital collections. Read more

Early Subaru models remain largely a curiosity in the United States, as the brand didn’t really enjoy commercial success here until the late 1970s. That means you probably won’t see another 1969 Subaru 360 Van, like this example for sale Read more

Leigh (L) and Leslie Keno with part of their collection. Image courtesy Keno Brothers Fine Automobile Auctions. Those familiar with PBS’s Antiques Roadshow will immediately recognize the Keno brothers, high-energy twins who are quick to point out the key differences Read more

Moffat at Bathurst, 1971. Photo by Robert Davies. Though he retired from racing more than a quarter century ago and many of his old race cars now exist in collections, Australian racer Allan Moffat just couldn’t let go of his Read more

Photo courtesy Library of Congress. Wheelies, funny cars, urban highway stuntin’—they all require some sort of weight transfer for maximum effectiveness, for poking the front wheels skyward and for putting on a show. And nobody seemed to understand that principle Read more