Porsche likes to promote its new vehicles with track-day events, but this presented an issue when the company launched its all-electric Taycan model.
Tom’s AutoHunter picks
Throughout the years, our editors at the Journal picked their favorite cars from each of the big auction houses at places like Scottsdale, Monterey, and Amelia Island. Now, we get to do this in-house, as AutoHunter is actively selling its first run of auction cars.
German Company Creates Limited-Run Lada Niva, Russians Can’t Buy It
The Volga Automobile Plant celebrates 50 years of automotive production. As the most famous product to come from that factory, the venerable Lada Niva gets some special treatment from Germany’s Partisan Motors. The company is making just 50 of these updated SUVs and selling them for €19,900 ($23,302 at current exchange rates). […]
Goodwood among those honoring memory of Stirling Moss
Stirling Moss, the late British racer and global motorsports ambassador, is being memorialized during the upcoming Goodwood SpeedWeek, where the Goodwood Motor Circuit’s Kinara Trophy will be renamed The Stirling Moss Memorial Trophy.
Video of the Day: Camaro advertising during its first 2 decades
Chevrolet was chasing the resounding success of the Ford Mustang when it introduced the 1967 Camaro, a stylish rendition of what was to become known collectively as pony cars. So Chevy went huge with the introductory ads.
Bronco will get 7-speed manual in Sasquatch edition
Automakers like to say they listen to the voice of the customer. Well, turns out Ford is doing just that with its announcement that it will, indeed, offer a 7-speed manual transmission in its new Bronco off-roader.
Jay Leno goes cruising in 1955 Packard Caribbean convertible
Packard was one of the premiere luxury automakers of the prewar era, but by the 1950s it was on borrowed time. The 1955 Packard Caribbean featured on the latest episode of “Jay Leno’s Garage” looks as flashy as other chrome-swathed 1950s classics, but it was arguably the brand’s swan song.
New British motorcycle company plans Salon Privé launch
Langen Motorcycles, a new British brand, will unveil its first machines September 23-26 at Blenheim Palace as part of the Salon Privé concours d’elegance, the company announced.
Arizona boy, 11, recruits his dad, community for pickup-truck project
When 11-year-old Venicio Caballero found his driving passion, it didn’t take long for him to bring his dad, his family and even his local community on an unexpected journey, and involve them in quite an unusual project for a sixth-grader – rebuilding a 53-year-old Chevrolet pickup truck.
Variety spices upcoming AutoHunter docket
Variety, they say, is the spice of life, and that seems to apply to the eclectic nature of many car collections, as well as the variety of cars already consigned to AutoHunter, the new collector car online auction website that, like the ClassicCars.com Journal, is part of the Collector Car […]