What do you get when you cross a hand-built frame with a body influenced by a 1924 Dodge and powered by a 181-cu.in. Mercury Marine engine? The answer, apparently, is this 1924 Dodge Trekster, for sale on Hemmings.com. We’re not Read more
Corky Coker, Doug Sharp, Howard Sharp and Wade Kawasaki at the finish of the 2015 Great Race. Photo by Tommy Lee Byrd. The 2015 running of the Hemmings Motor News Great Race presented by Hagerty didn’t have the auspicious start Read more
Photos by Mikel Smithson, except where noted. Couldn’t be that hard, many people think, to slam an AMX and a Gremlin together to re-create the long-lost 1968 AMX GT concept car, right? Except that nobody has ever whipped up such Read more
Photography by Terry Shea and from the private collection of Terry Shea Let’s face it, the typewriter business only has so much glamor in it, though now that we think about it, it’s probably a hit with nostalgics and hipsters Read more
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Filed under: Aftermarket, Design/Style, Videos, Land Rover, UK, SUV, Diesel, Performance Twisted specializes in taking the venerable Land Rover Defender and turning it into friendly on-road machines with more power, better brakes, improved handling, and an upgraded interior. The company Read more
Filed under: Podcasts Episode #437 of the Autoblog Podcast is here, and this week Dan Roth and Mike Austin are joined by Mike Magrath to talk about the Edmunds long-term Yugo, the cars of Murder, She Wrote, the arrest of Read more
The Department of Justice has issued subpoenas to a number of major airlines as part of an investigation into “possible unlawful coordination” that would’ve enabled airlines to keep ticket prices artificially high. Read more…