MTM Audi A1 Nardo Edition is the ultimate pocket rocket with 450 PS and €120,000 price tag
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Filed under: Videos, Pontiac, Coupe, Performance The Pontiac Firebird Trans Am with a turbocharged V8 is a largely forgotten muscle car today. However, Drive’s Mike Musto gets behind the wheel of one to explain what makes this rarity so special, Read more
As a working vehicle for the last several decades, of course this 1946 Diamond T popcorn wagon for sale on Hemmings.com has seen a number of upgrades: neon signs and lighting, linoleum surfaces inside, modern vending equipment. But it appears Read more
In 1967 and 1968, Virgil Exner and his son took on a couple projects for Dow Chemical, which wasn’t so much interested in getting started as a carmaker as it was in highlighting its automotive products division. Both were modeled Read more
[This is the Mitsubishi Mirage Dingo. I do not know why there’s a car named after an illusion of a wild dog, but there you go. Photo Credit: Mitsubishi] Read more…
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Filed under: Government/Legal, Classics After a two-year pre-order program, the first batch of new black-and-gold California license plates in nearly 50 years are making their way to drivers. The tags start at $50 and can be ordered for any car, Read more
Scientists much greater than I are saying that this is merely an effect caused by the shutter speed of the camera matching up with the rotational speed of the wheels, but I say NAY NAY. Clearly, this is some sort Read more
All photographs and captions, courtesy of The Ford Dealership Volume I: 1903-1954, by Henry Dominguez. Car dealerships are, to most people, forgettable places. They exist simply to display inventory and, if all goes well, provide a place where paperwork can be signed. Read more