All brochure images from the collection of Mark J. McCourt. Another pleasure shared by my friend Claes Rydholm was this gem of a brochure, which represented the first example of the last two-seat Saab to make production: the Sonett III. Read more
All brochure images from the collection of Mark J. McCourt. Another pleasure shared by my friend Claes Rydholm was this gem of a brochure, which represented the first example of the last two-seat Saab to make production: the Sonett III. Read more
Have you had it with Uber yet? The company price-gouges customers, screws over its drivers , and now, an Uber exec just publicly outlined a cavalier plan to spy on journalists in retaliation for critical coverage. Good news! You don’t Read more
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Filed under: Europe, Hatchback, BMW, Technology It’s starting to feel like the automotive landscape is right on the cusp of a boom in hydrogen-fueled vehicles. After all, the Toyota FCV is nearly ready, Volkswagen is readying a fuel cell concept Read more
The seller of this Hemi-powered 1952 Chrysler New Yorker four-door sedan listed on Hemmings.com seems almost apologetic about the Mexican-blanket upholstery covering the beat-up original interior, but it all seems a part with the bare steel wheels, the lettering, and Read more
Sam Pack, posing with CSX3279. Photos courtesy RM Auctions. The 131 vehicles offered for sale through RM Auctions by Texas businessman Sam Pack (who was seeking to pare back his collection to a more manageable size) offered something of interest Read more
Ford’s new Shelby GT350 Mustang. Photos courtesy Ford Motor Company. In 1965, Shelby American released a performance-tuned version of the Ford Mustang known as the G.T. 350, and the car quickly became a performance legend on track (where the 350R Read more
Filed under: Concept Cars, Convertible, Bentley, Luxury Five years ago, when Bentley was preparing its farewell shindig for the Arnage, reports were that the Arnage’s coupe and convertible siblings, the Brooklands and Azure, would get replacements on the Mulsanne platform. Read more
The 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado, featuring front-wheel drive. Photo courtesy James Joel. There were parallel experimental front-wheel-drive programs operating at Ford and Oldsmobile in the late 1950s—though the two outfits arrived at a similar conclusion from very different directions. GM launched Read more