West Virginians, we apologize for your state’s underrepresentation in our carspotting series. To date, we’ve only visited the state once – in October 2013 via a couple of Jack Corn’s photos for the Documerica photo series. It’s to Corn and Read more
Ernest Hemmings in 2001. An Illinois parts dealer who created an institution in the world of automotive history, Ernest Robert Hemmings, the father of Hemmings Motor News, died early today at the age of 89. Ernie, as he liked to Read more
The 1930 Minerva AL that took Best of Show at Boca Raton. Photo by Robert Stolpe Photography. Like many manufacturers of luxury automobiles, Belgian brand Minerva felt the squeeze of the global economic downturn that followed the Great Depression. Despite Read more
Ford’s GT70 prototype. Photos courtesy Ford Motor Company. Ford’s GT40 is, perhaps, the automaker’s best known purpose-built racing car. It’s hardly the Blue Oval’s only dedicated racing car, however, and next month a pair of lesser-known competition Fords, including the Read more
The original paint shines almost like new on Gary Skinner’s ’60 Corvette. Skinner, like the car, is a survivor. He rode in this Vette when it was brand-new in 1960 when it had fuel injection from the factory.
If you live in the rural areas of Victoria, Australia, be warned: at least one koala bear has been spotted attempting to steal a car. While the plot was foiled by 15-year old Sam Box, authorities state that the koala Read more
Rowan Atkinson is selling his Dark Burgundy McLaren F1 after owning it since new. 41,000 miles and two crashes later, here are his thoughts on why the F1 is the greatest supercar ever made. Read more…
Filed under: Videos, Ford, United States, Coupe, Classics, Performance MotorWeek is looking back on one of Ford’s early forays into turbocharging with a review of the 1987 Ford Thunderbird TurboCoupe. For an interesting point of comparison, it takes a ride Read more
The McLaren 675LT breaks cover, Audi reveals the Prologue Avant, and there’s a new episode of Translogic. All of this, plus other happenings in the car world for Feb. 25, 2015. Continue reading What you missed on 2.25.15 What you Read more
Photos by author. Parts car availability seems to be shuffling toward the realm of dinosaurs, VCR repairmen, desktop computers and hula-hoops thanks mostly to the fact that with collector car prices being what they are, every candidate is now viewed Read more