Filed under: SUV, Videos, Land Rover, UK, Off-Road If we know our history of automotive journalism, Evo magazine owes its existence to one Harry Metcalfe. The British supercar owner and enthusiast started the publication back in 1998 and served for Read more
Filed under: Car Buying, Coupe, Performance, Government/Legal, Electric, Luxury 2015 Mercedes S550 Coupe Mercedes has a new flagship coupe coming to a dealership near you, and we just tool the keys to one such machine, a 2015 S550 Coupe Edition Read more
Ryan Tuerck: women want him, men want his access to private motocross tracks, a large number of beater Nissans, and a professional Formula Drift seat in an 800+ hp Toyobaru. Here’s how his summer is going, in case your jealousy-meter Read more
1930 Morgan Super Aero with custom van body. Photos by author unless otherwise indicated. Ron Garner has a taste for the unusual, as demonstrated by his four-plus decades of Morgan ownership. While his current collection includes both three- and four-wheelers, Read more
About all we know of the Foodliner IGA in Caseville, Michigan, other than what we see in this August 1965 photo that we came across on GrayFlannelSuit, is that it’s no longer there, replaced by a parking lot. Of note: Read more
The Chevrolet Corvair was, perhaps, the most misunderstood vehicle ever launched from a Big-Three automaker. Its styling was bold, its engine placement (and cooling) unconventional and its handling impressive for the day, as long as owners paid attention to the Read more
Captain America chopper. Photos courtesy Profiles in History. Lot 1121 was wheeled onto the stage of the Profiles in History auction at around 10:00 p.m. Pacific time, and the bidding was opened at $1 million. Just over seven minutes later, Read more
Photo courtesy Omix-ADA. Sure, anybody can throw a set of decals and white steelies on a 1973 Jeep CJ-5 and call it a Super Jeep, but authentic examples of one of Jeep-dom’s least-known four-wheel-drive vehicles have become few and far Read more
1979 Kanzler Coupe. Brochure image courtesy Alden Jewel. The Seventies and Eighties saw an influx of cars that would mix the old and the new, with 1930s designs and lines being used on the likes of the Stutz Blackhawk, Excalibur, Read more
Filed under: Government/Legal, Plants/Manufacturing Building a car, delivering it to a dealer and then selling to a consumer represents an enormous and elaborate process that relies on the seamless and often invisible work of many parts. The use of railways Read more