Filed under: Spy Photos, Alfa Romeo, Convertible A keen amateur eye caught a naked Alfa Romeo 4C Spider out in public being used for photo and television work in Spain. The open-top Alfa stays close to the concept we saw Read more
The phrase that unequivocally resonates throughout the universe is "There’s no such thing as a free lunch". Unbeknownst to the rest of existence, there is one glaring exception to this rule: The Mark III Toyota Supra. However, it does have Read more
Filed under: Etc., Videos, Weird Car News, Commercial Vehicles Watch as this conscientious driver gets a FedEx truck to stop on a Colorado highway because packages were raining out of the open rear door. This guy likely saved the holidays Read more
One of our Facebook readers recently requested some carspotting photos from Buffalo, and thanks to the Buffalo History Gazette on Facebook, we’ve got a few to share today, all of them apparently dating to the mid-1960s, including the above photo Read more
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Diamond T is most closely associated with larger trucks, but from the 1930s into the 1950s, the brand also constructed pickup trucks for those with lesser hauling needs. Considered “the Cadillac of trucks,” Diamond T pickups offered buyers (arguably) more Read more
Toyota 2000GT photos by Mathieu Heurtault, courtesy of Gooding. With mounds of attention heaped on the trifecta of Japanese sports cars—Nissan Skyline, Mazda Cosmo, and Toyota 2000GT—that sold at the Pebble Beach auctions this past summer, it should come as Read more
Photos by Tom Kimmell, courtesy El Pomar Foundation. When hard times hit the organizers of the Pikes Peak Hillclimb about a decade and a half ago, they sacrificed the museum that once chronicled the history of the event, and no Read more