* Most motorcycle enthusiasts have surely seen one or two of Richard and Phyllis Milne’s pictures of Floyd Emde alllllmost making it to the top of a hillclimb on his Indian in 1948. The whole sequence of photos, though, which Read more
There’s any number of ways a guy can go about building the classic truck of his dreams. In the past Don Schumacher of Long Beach, California, no matter how hard he tried to keep his builds simple, always ended up Read more
Filed under: TV/Movies, New Car Reviews There’s no shortage of explosive thrills in Furious 7, but the latest film fails to live up to the standard of previous installments. Continue reading Movie Review: Furious 7 Movie Review: Furious 7 originally Read more
Our editors pick their favorite cars from New York, we drive the Japanese Subaru BRZ tS, and Tesla issues its first monthly sales report. Continue reading What you missed on 4.3.15 What you missed on 4.3.15 originally appeared on Autoblog Read more
If you’ve been following along in our worldwide game of "Where’s Simona?," one of the most talented women in racing has been sadly semi-seatless for a while. Her deal to be a test driver for Sauber fell through when the Read more
Travis Okulski is a man who changed my life in numerous ways. He possibly singlehandedly rehabilitated the image of the Mazda Miata beyond just club racers. He taught me that someone from my generation can have even worse taste in Read more
Lincoln’s Continental concept on display at the 2015 New York International Auto Show. Photos by author. Though we enjoy a fair amount of editorial latitude with the Hemmings Daily, one unwritten rule of thumb is this: thou shalt not cover Read more
Interesting series of images we came across over on the MIT Libraries Flickr page, all taken by one Nishan Bichajian and showing an unnamed intersection from above, with a steady stream of cars and trucks barreling through without any sort Read more
This 1976 Chevrolet Caprice Estate for sale on Hemmings.com would have merited a Find of the Day writeup all on its own, given the forests of Dinoc trees felled for all that woodgrain (and, of course, the original interior and Read more
Photos courtesy Sotheby’s. The last time the New York Mets bullpen cart appeared in the limelight, the team had just clinched the division title in 1986 and a Shea Stadium erupted in celebrations. Stadium vendor and fan Eric Bennett slipped Read more