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That Didn’t Take Long
General Motors’ new midsize pickups, the 2015 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon, have been shipping to dealers for only two weeks, but on October 2 GM halted their sale because of a pending safety recall to fix an airbag defect.
read morePutting the Wild in Wildwood
Up and down the street revs a first generation Camaro, leaving a pile of smoke where its tires once stood. Like a cruise in reverse we can drive these stretches of road, keeping our eyes out for parked marvels – classic Mercurys, heavy engined muscle cars, the British sports cars you posted to your bedroom wall. It is an enormous, overwhelming, brightly lit, timeless and endless car party affair, and the whole town is invited
read moreRemember When “Hack” Meant a Cabbie?
In an announcement from Detroit in September, General Motors said that it has created the position of first “chief product cybersecurity officer” in order to deal with the growing challenge of providing safe and secure computer and wireless technology in vehicles.
read more2015 Mustang: An Odyssey
The Mustang has been pushing Ford’s brand image for five decades now, an amazing feat for the blue-collar hero. It’s been an eventful 50 years, but it hasn’t always been pretty. The looks have been everywhere from chiseled to pathetic, with some generations being a downright embarrassment. So, here’s a brief, “live rear axle” crash course through the Mustang’s semi-illustrious past in hindsight:
read morePushing the Hobby Forward
The photo was taken at the Central Jersey Volkswagen Society’s annual “All Air-Cooled Gathering” on September 21, a show that is of course VW-centric but which welcomes air-cooled vehicle of all stripes, which is why it includes Porsches and Corvairs and other air-cooled cars far less common.
read moreBig Ol’ Caddy
General Motors has confirmed today that it will build a new top-of-the-line Cadillac, a large, rear-wheel-drive sedan starting in late 2015.
read moreRemembering Earl Ross
A remembrance to Earl Ross, the only Canadian driver to ever win a race in NASCAR’s top series.
read moreWhy Can’t the Press Get Tesla Right?
The issue stems from the fact that Tesla is not just another electric car. With the design influence of supercars, the company transparency of a Scandinavian government, and a powerhouse CEO whose full time job is running his personal space station, Tesla is unlike anything the world has ever seen.
read moreMeanwhile, in China
Volkswagen says its numbers are up – but where, and by how much are they talking?
read moreA Silent Finish
It may run a fantastic time, it may rip to shreds the quarter-mile of every GTR, Stingray and M3, it may hold the title of fastest car of the year, leave trails of eco-friendly tire behind, but, short of summoning Captain Planet himself, electric car racing will not be exciting to watch.
read moreEditorial
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Murphy Auto Museum, Oxnard. CA
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This is a list of the Car Shows you will want to experience before you die.
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Moment of Decision: John's 1963 Corvette Resto-Mod: Choosing whether to Restore or Resto-Mod an older Corvette isn’t always easy.
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I have a certain appreciation for the Edsel. I was not quite six years old when the car was introduced, and as part of the introduction the dealers were offering an incentive: Come test-drive the new Edsel and receive a scale model of the car. My father took the test drive, and I got the scale model.
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Rat Rods and Concours winners
Motorama
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This third installment begins an exploration of Ford Motor Company’s involvement in also building airplanes during WWII by focusing on the story of its facility in Willow Run, MI.
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Henry Ford was able to indulge a long-standing interest in mass-producing airplanes when in 1941 the Ford Motor Company garnered a contract to produce complete B-24 bombers at a specially-built plant in Willow Run, MI.
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It may not be well-known but there is more history of automobile manufacturers who have also produced aircraft, of which Honda is only the most recent example.
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This St. Patrick’s Day, celebrate both Irish pride and the arrival of Spring by taking a drive in your 1959 Shamrock.
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On March 17, 1834, Gottlieb Daimler was born in Germany. Had he been born 100 years later, he would have seen an automotive industry the likes of which early automakers could hardly dare dream, and yet, had he been born 100 years later, that very auto industry might never have come to pass.
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