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Back to the Future III off-roader car. Photo courtesy Profiles in History. As mentioned in our recent story about the restoration of the Back to the Future A car, film crews used seven different vehicles over the course of all Read more

Photos courtesy Historic Vehicle Association. Of the extensive list of Briggs Cunningham-owned cars, a number rise to the top as rather significant: There’s the first Ferrari exported to the United States, the Bugatti Royale, the Corvettes, and the cars he Read more

While researching our previous carspotting photo from Phoenix, we came across this postcard photo of Park Central, Phoenix’s first mall at the corner of Central and Osborn, on Jon Talton’s Arizona-centric blog. We see that the mall, which nowadays serves Read more

If four cylinders were good, Honda rationalized prior to the 1978 introduction of its 1,047cc CBX superbike, then six cylinders would be even better. Though not the first imported six-banger two-wheeler to hit the market (that honor would go to Read more

1940 Oldsmobile Dynamic wagon, one of one known to be built. Photos courtesy Bonhams. Those wanting a station wagon from Oldsmobile during the 1940 model year had but a single choice: Purchase the base, Special series wagon, built on a Read more

Screenshot from Back to the Future. Of the seven cars that portrayed Doc Brown’s DeLorean-based time machine over its various iterations in the Back to the Future trilogy, all but a couple still exist in some form, but only one has Read more

Image courtesy of the London Metropolitan Police Impounding a crashed car found in the middle of February, the London Metropolitan Police discovered a bit of a surprise. Not only was the car a highly unusual sight on London’s streets – Read more

All brochure images from the collection of Mark J. McCourt It’s hard to overstate the impact that the fourth-generation Corvette made upon its national introduction on April 21, 1983. Replacing a popular car that had grown very familiar through its Read more