Peter Brock. Photo by Curt Scott. Accomplished automotive designer, race team principal and motorsports journalist Peter Brock has been named Honorary Chairman and Keynote Speaker for this year’s ninth annual Hemmings Motor News Concours d’Elegance. The California native’s foray into Read more
Photo courtesy Oregon Department of Agriculture. Citing the damage that corn-based ethanol does to automobile engines, among other reasons, two U.S. senators have introduced legislation aimed at reducing the amount of corn ethanol in modern gasoline blends and replacing it Read more
Vic Elford poses with the Porsche 907LH. Photo courtesy Porsche North America. He’s one of the fastest, most disciplined and most versatile drivers in the history of international motorsport. Now the British endurance and rallying hero Vic Elford has been Read more
Imagine how cool is must have been to walk into your local Chevy dealership in 1969 and sit down with a sales person to do the dance and ink a deal on a new truck.
We’ve known AWD BMW M cars were an inevitability, but to actually see one is something else entirely. So many emotions… have you decided to crying heresy or applaud the Bavarians’ newly progressive attitude? Read more…
Tesla’s always been for weirdos. For nerds. For technogeeks, and the kind of people that read Gizmodo. For Tesla Man . But judging by the amount of videos we’ve been inundated with over the past few weeks (at least three Read more
Filed under: Videos, Bentley, UK, Coupe, Luxury, Performance Xcar takes a ride in the Bentley Continental GT V8 S and comes away very impressed from all of the luxury brand’s tweaks for the big, comfy coupe. It even considers whether Read more
Filed under: Motorsports, Jeep, Truck Autoblog’s newest video series, Car Club USA, kicks off its maiden voyage with a desert full of Jeeps, 2015 is going to be a banner year for pickup trucks, and Jeff Gordon says he’s hanging Read more
Photos courtesy Thompson Speedway. Few racing facilities in America can boast as long and deep a history as Thompson Speedway in northeastern Connecticut. Its high-banked 5/8th-mile oval dates back to 1940, and its road course, which dates to 1952, was Read more
Hot Rod magazine’s first technical editor was Don Francisco. He was known by millions not only for his stories in Hot Rod but his many books written for Petersen Publishing’s Spotlite Books banner.