Unless somebody’s going all out to create a phantom fuelie Pontiac from scratch, we imagine this 1958 Pontiac Rochester fuel injection unit for sale on Hemmings.com will likely end up on or as a spare for one of the few Read more
* Instead of our regular Four-Links this week, let’s do a video edition, starting with the above Chevrolet docuvertisment featuring a trio of Corvairs and a pair of Chevrolet trucks crossing the Darien Gap, the same stretch of jungle that Read more
Look, there’s no point in trying to act all cool: we’re all pretty excited about the new Star Wars trailer. Our pals at iO9 did a great scene-by-scene breakdown of it, but I want to focus on just one bit Read more
Filed under: Motorsports, Coupe, Marketing/Advertising, Videos, Renault, Middle East, Electric The Lotus Formula One Team is sticking with drivers Romain Grosjean and Pastor Maldonado next year, but it’s dropping Renault as an engine supplier in favor of Mercedes power. The Read more
Filed under: Hatchback, Scion, Design/Style, Spy Photos Following the niche-oriented iQ and FR-S, Scion is preparing its first new model with mass-market appeal in quite some time with the iM. Just unveiled at the recent Los Angeles Auto Show in Read more
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A 1958 Chevrolet in Cuba. Photo courtesy AACA Museum and International Expeditions. Though restrictions on visiting Cuba have eased somewhat over the past few decades, for most Americans traveling to Havana involves more than a visit to the local travel Read more
While researching the above photo, which longtime reader John Lee, the longrooffan, sent us, we came across pretty much everything we needed to know about it to set the scene – taken in 1958 in on Main Street in Johnson Read more
Photos courtesy Joe Bortz. More radical concept and dream cars would come along with exotic drivetrains, impossible bubbletops, technology out of sci-fi comic books, and outer-space styling, but few showed a more precise vision of the immediate future than the Read more
“Jenny,” the 1967 Jensen Mk I Interceptor that changed Doug Meyer’s life. Photos by Myles Kornblatt. Editor’s note: This piece comes to us from Myles Kornblatt, Curator, Miami Auto Museum at the Dezer Collection. Besides curator of the Miami Auto Read more