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Photos courtesy National Corvette Museum (left) and RM Sotheby’s (right). The accepted color schemes for different countries in international motorsports – green for Britain, blue for France, etc. – often don’t correspond to those countries’ traditional flag colors. During the Read more

This week’s 1986 Pontiac Fiero Find of the Day generated quite a bit of discussion, proving that people remain passionate about GM’s mid-engine two-seater nearly three decades after production ended. Like many automobiles with a tarnished reputation (Ford’s Pinto and Read more

The Fabulous Bargain Fair in this photo we snagged from Jim and Chester’s Garage may or may not have been in Mentor, Ohio – why include the city and state of the establishment on the sign out front, after all? Read more

Hudson’s innovative postwar cars are a landmark in automotive design, with their road-hugging stepdown layout, monobuilt construction and aerodynamic shape. The high beltline and low greenhouse of these cars give them an even lower and flatter profile that manages to Read more

Photos courtesy RM Sotheby’s. Did he plan to take it racing? Did he plan to use it as a testbed for exotic materials? Or did Zora Arkus-Duntov have something else in mind when he laid out the mid-engine CERV I Read more

The 1949 Ferrari 166 Mille Miglia once raced by Jim Kimberly. Photos courtesy Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. Pebble Beach in August is all about the most gorgeous cars on the planet, and auctions where you can shop for them. Now Read more