The earliest XJ220s are past their 23rd birthday by now, and throughout all those years, it wasn’t Jaguar who kept them alive, but Don Law Racing. Meet the father and son behind the amazing garage that went racing and built the ultimate XJ220, the LM. Read more…
Lord Bamford is one of the only guys who owns two Ferrari GTOs, and when it comes to his 1963 250 GTO, it’s been raced or driven on the road every year since he bought it in 1969. Its history is intertwined with the Goodwood Circuit’s. Read more…
There are great car shows throughout the year, but when a builder or manufacturer wants to debut something truly trendsetting or game changing, they hold onto it for SEMA.
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Hello, friends! Welcome to a new series where I’ll try to make you feel inspired with a photograph of the inside of a trunk! I’m so sick of being inspired and uplifted by sunsets and lighthouses and soaring asshole birds. Enough already. Let’s get inspired within the dark, dank confines Read more
Wings on wings on wings on wings: that’s the theme for Honda’s IndyCar aero kit. If your reaction to C hevrolet’s version of the aero kit was a resounding "meh," perhaps this VTEC-kid-inspired set of venetian blinds will grab your attention. Read more…
Filed under: Videos, Honda, Automotive History, Coupe, Classics Take a look back in time as MotorWeek runs a full test on the 1984 Honda Prelude. If that’s not enough, we’ve included 10 more retro-review videos showing off coupes from all over the globe. Continue reading Sporty cars from the ’80s Read more
Driving the Dodge Challenger SRT 392 through Texas, Tony Stewart’s Eldora Speedway website getting hacked by ISIS and BMW denying that it’s working with Apple make headlines in the recap of auto news from Monday, March 9, 2015. Continue reading What you missed on 3.9.15 What you missed on 3.9.15 Read more
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