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Rivision threads the cones in Columbus. Still image from video below. To call J.F. Launier’s Ridler Award-winning 1964 Buick Riviera “polarizing” would be something of an understatement. Few customs featured in the Hemmings Daily have generated as much feedback, positive Read more

Much like Wall Drug, South of the Border on U.S. 501 in Hamer, South Carolina, is one of those tourist traps destinations that has far outgrown its original aim and that has in turn inspired more than its fair share Read more

The venerable British automaker Singer might not be widely remembered in the U.S. today, but its Nine Roadster was a credible alternative to its primary rivals, the MG TC and TD. With only 1,000 or so examples believed to be in existence Read more

Photo courtesy General Motors. The decade didn’t see a carburetor on a new car from the factory. It ushered in new alliances among auto manufacturers and swept other manufacturers away. It brought performance back—in more than just looks—and to unexpected Read more

1956 Lotus Mark VI, owned by guest curator Kyle Kaulback. Photos by Michael Furman, courtesy of the AACA Museum. Anthony Colin Bruce Chapman, whose four initials are integrated into the iconic Lotus Cars logo, never wanted to be an automaker Read more

“Curly” Auto Antlers. Photograph courtesy of True Gear Head. It’s not uncommon here in the Hemmings home office to walk by the desk of one of the editors and see him lifting something cool from a box of foam peanuts or Read more