Fifty-six years after rolling out his first hand-built Meyers Manx – the original dune buggy – Bruce Meyers is parting ways with the company he created.
SEMA360: Chevy station wagon takes ‘builders’ crown
More than 330 vehicles were submitted for the 2020 SEMA Battle of the Builders competition, including those in the Young Guns event for builders 27 years of age or younger.
Used auto airbags turned into shoes
Ever wonder what happens to automotive airbags after they give up their lives to save vehicle occupants in a collision? At least some of them are being recycled into shoes.
Pick of the Day: 1949 Ford Custom convertible in nice authentic condition
The 1949 Ford was a landmark design for American automakers, credited with starting the postwar modern-styling revolution with integrated fenders and a boldly accented grille.
Porsche 935, Pebble Beach race winners featured at 2021 concours
Whatever the New Normal might be in 2021, plans are being made for it to include the annual concours d’elegance d’opposite coasts at Amelia Island in Florida and Pebble Beach in California.
Electrified Cobra will strike in silence
Lance Stander was sitting at a stop light recently in one of his Superformance Cobras when someone pulled up next to him in a Tesla. The Tesla driver indicated he wanted to race when the light flashed green.
This is an electrified, 518bhp restomodded Alfa Giulia GT
Italy recreates the gorgeous Giulia GT with electricity, carbon fibre and power
Bentley plans exclusively electric-powered fleet by 2030
Bentley Motors plans to offer a completely and exclusively electric-powered vehicle fleet by 2030, the British luxury car producer has announced. To get there, it plans to offer only plug-in hybrid or battery-electric vehicles as soon as 2026.
Stellantis has a logo
Stellantis, the new automaking company created by the merger of Peugeot S.A. and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V., has a logo.
Watch a million-dollar sports car destroyed in crash test
I’m still not quite over the shock. It’s been around 30 years since I was among a group of American automotive journalists invited to visit Germany to see some of the newest technological innovations developed by Mercedes-Benz and its engineering team.