The problem with motorcycles is this: They aren’t very practical on snow or ice, or even in deep sand and mud. The logical solution is to own something with more wheels and additional capabilities, but for hardcore riders, the thought Read more
The Leo Lyons Merc on the last day of restoration. Photos courtesy Geoff Hacker. Leo Lyons wasn’t a big name among Southern California customizers in the late 1940s, but that’s not to say he lacked big ambitions. Initially armed with Read more
Buddy Baker at Daytona in 1968. Photos courtesy NASCAR Media. He was big, he was brawny, he was fast and utterly fearless. It finally took inoperable lung cancer to bring down the superspeedway hero Buddy Baker, who died yesterday morning Read more
1966 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa convertible. Photos by Vern Sundbom, unless otherwise noted. Editor’s note: This piece comes to us from Hemmings Daily regular, concours judge and former North Dakota State Senator Don Homuth. In December of 1967 I was still Read more
Filed under: Toyota, Crossover Toyota is reportedly planning to launch a new crossover to accompany the RAV4, with aggressive styling previewed by the C-HR concept unveiled at the Paris Motor Show last year. Continue reading Toyota planning new small crossover Read more
Guy Martin is the best there is at what he does. But what he does best isn’t very nice. Read more…
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Everyone’s at least somewhat familiar with the Scooby-Doo series of animated low-stakes real estate mysteries, correct? The one where a group of nomadic teens in a van roam the country stopping (usually) real estate developers from using Halloween costumes to Read more
Filed under: Green, Hirings/Firings/Layoffs, AutoblogGreen Exclusive, Green Culture, Green Driving, Electric It turns out that PIA’s new executive director, Joel Levin, doesn’t even drive an electric car. But he’s shopping and learning right now. Continue reading Plug In America’s new Read more
Model AA Ford Crane & Cradle truck. Photos by author. Of the approximately 4.3-million plus Model A Fords built during its five-year long production, which ran from 1927 to 1931, some 482,850 were trucks. These included light duty pickup trucks, Read more