Granted, some duct tape on the seats and some dents in the fenders of this 1939 Rolls-Royce Phantom III seven-passenger limousine for sale on Hemmings.com don’t make it a total write-off, but they do show that even these titans of Read more
Each spring, Pentastars make the trek to the Strip At Las Vegas for a spectacular car show, drag race, autocross, and rock ‘n’ roll afterparty, sponsored by The Cannery Hotel and Casino.
* Formula 1, as we understand it, is supposed to be about experimentation and pushing the bounds of automotive technology in an effort to advance the sport, so even though the half-dozen Formula 1 “freaks” that Motorpunk recently selected might Read more
Fiat 500C Abarth Automatic reviewed; Jeremy Clarkson won’t be charged with assault; Cadillac CT6 will get 34-speaker Bose stereo. Those are Autoblog’s top stories for Friday, March 27, 2015. Continue reading What you missed on 3.27.15 What you missed on Read more
Filed under: Design/Style, Green, Emissions, Fuel Efficiency, United States, Emerging Technologies, Technology, Truck, Commercial Vehicles The Daimler entry into the Department of Energy Supertruck program beats the original goals by 115 percent. The semi uses a massive amount of tech Read more
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It’s safe to say that the 707 horsepower 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat and Charger SRT Hellcat have been massive, runaway successes for Dodge. That’s why it’s such a shame some dealers took more orders than they could deliver. So Read more
1980 Triumph TR7 convertible. Photos by David LaChance. This week’s piece on the Triumph TR7 drew a surprising amount of commentary from readers. As expected, the penultimate Triumph had its detractors, but it also had a surprisingly large number of Read more
Whenever we pen features on station wagons and ask the owner why he chose such a base vehicle for a project, the answer is nearly always the same: “I always wanted a wagon!” Often it’s because it reminds them of Read more
Russell Lee had to have been one of the U.S. government’s most widely traveled photographers. Just in our carspotting series, we’ve seen photos of his from Idaho, Ohio, New Mexico, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and now West Virginia. Unlike those previous photos, Read more