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Tom Magliozzi. Photo courtesy Car Talk. One of the pair of brothers who made talking about automotive woes so entertaining, Tom Magliozzi, co-host of the longstanding National Public Radio favorite Car Talk, died yesterday due to complications from Alzheimer’s disease. Read more

Images courtesy Citroën Automobiles have been popular subjects for stamps for ages- we’ve seen the USPS and Britain’s Royal Mail Mint take on the subject in recent years. France’s postal operator, La Poste, has just unveiled a new set of first class, Read more

From the University of North Texas’s digital library comes this look at the university’s own administration building (when it was the North Texas State College), smack dab in the center of campus, for today’s carspotting scene. We’d have to assume Read more

As long as the station wagon (and the minivan, and the SUV, and whatever people mover comes along next) never dies, there will always be kids raised in the back of them who grow up to become gearheads and to Read more

Chrysler’s latest Pentastar logo, outside its Toledo assembly plant. Photos courtesy Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. For those who came of age after 1963, the symbol of Chrysler Corporation was a thin, white, five-pointed star within a blue pentagon.  It was seemingly Read more

Barrett-Jackson’s Scottsdale, Arizona showroom. Photos courtesy Barrett-Jackson. In case you’ve missed any of our auction recaps over the past few years, it’s safe to say that the market for collector cars is booming, and most major automotive auction firms are Read more

Upon opening the garage door this was the view I was first greeted with. Although the uninformed will see little more than a parts car, looking closer it quickly became apparent that the body was in decent shape. The entire Read more