1965 Lambretta J100 “Cento” scooter. Photos courtesy AACA Museum. The quest for affordable and fuel-efficient transportation is nothing new, and in many parts of the world the vehicle of choice has long been the scooter, moped or minibike. Even in Read more
In the battle for sideways supremacy, who reigns supreme? BMW’s self-drifting 2 Series or Formula Drift Champion, Dai Yoshihara? Read more…
Magna Styer is Austria’s engineering powerhouse that’s been busy building, among other things, the G-Wagen for Mercedes-Benz since 1979. Their latest concept is the MILA Plus hybrid sports car that’s fast, green, and easier to produce than the BMW i8. Read more
Filed under: Aftermarket, Celebrities, Design/Style, Videos, Chevrolet, Autoblog Black, Coupe, Classics, Performance Jay Leno slips behind the wheel of Ringbrothers’ 1966 Chevy Chevelle Revoil with its 980-horsepower, supercharged V8, and this beast sounds just as amazing as it looks. Continue Read more
We drive the 2016 Volvo XC90 T8, take a look at a new Bentley concept that may just steal the show in Geneva and preview the latest styling direction at Volkswagen. All that and more in the recap of auto Read more
The SVRA’s Trans-Am class runs at Circuit of the Americas. Still image from video below. This year, the Sportscar Vintage Racing Association will host 18 vintage racing events from coast to coast, at which an estimated 5,000 drivers will participate. Read more
Reader Rich Harris has an interesting trove of photos. Found in a rusted-shut cabinet drawer of a house about to be demolished, the anonymous photos depict a variety of subjects, including a number of street scenes in and around Rochester, Read more
Photos by Clint Davis, courtesy RM Auctions. Best known for his acting career, which earned him an Academy Award nomination at age 9, Jackie Cooper also had a passion for automobiles, particularly those from Austin-Healey. Already an Austin-Healey 100 owner Read more
Jackie Stewart driving the Ducarouge-designed Matra MS80, on his way to the 1969 F1 championship. Photo credit Lothar Spurzem. French aerospace engineer and accomplished Formula 1 and endurance car designer Gerard Ducarouge passed away February 19, in Neuilly, France, after Read more
Photos courtesy Robert Antolak. Robert Antolak knows well the main difference between the pony emblems that graced the Sixties Mustangs and the Seventies Mustang IIs (the latter had a tail that shot straight back, while the former had a little Read more