The year was 1947. The American Armed forces came home, two years prior, from the European and pacific theaters victorious — making the world safe once again for democracy. America was heading into its greatest boom years of a car in every garage.
P1800 reborn in carbon, steel and 420 horsepower
The beloved Volvo P1800 is back, but this time with a steel-and-carbon-fiber body, independent and fully adjustable chassis, and 420 horsepower from its 2.0-liter twin-turbocharged 4-cylinder engine. And it’s coming not from Volvo itself but from Cyan Racing, the three-time World Touring Car champion and former Volvo vehicle development partner.
Video of the Day: In-period road test of 1968 XKE
Last week, we stumbled across some of the old Car and Track video road tests done back in the day at Grattan Raceway in western Michigan by Bud Lindemann and his team.
More from Murray, and this time it’s the racing version of the T.50 supercar
Just a month after unveiling his T.50 supercar, Gordon Murray is back with an even lighter and more powerful version designed for racing.
‘Where were you in ’62?’ asks new exhibit at Gilmore museum
“Where were you in ’62?” is the title and the question asked by a new exhibit at the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, Michigan. But the real question may be where were you in 1973 when, just as summer was ending, director and co-writer George Lucas and producer Francis […]
Classic reborn: Jeep unveils Grand Wagoneer concept vehicle
From its introduction for the 1963 model year until the end of production in the early 1990s, the Jeep Wagoneer was the luxury off-roader, and now it’s coming back.
Pick of the Day: 1991 Dodge Stealth R/T twin-turbo sports coupe
The Dodge Stealth was in fact so stealthy that there’s a good chance it might be overlooked when naming off the memorable sports car models of the 1990s.
First production Saab 92 offered in Swedish online auction
“Made in Trollhättan by trolls.” That was the sticker that offbeat Saab owners affixed to their quirky little cars from Sweden back in the 1950s and ’60s.
Breaking: HMSA out at Rolex Monterey Reunion
The County of Monterey, California, has cancelled its contract with the Historic Motorsports Association to operate the Monterey Motorsports Reunion at Weather Tech Raceway Laguna Seca, according to an announcement by Laguna Seca and HMSA president Cris Vandagriff.
Video of the Day: Germany’s oldest licensed motor car taken for a drive
The oldest licensed automobile in Germany is, of course, a Benz, which also claims to be the oldest street-legal car in the world. The Video of the Day shows the 1894 Benz Victoria runabout taking what appears to be a brisk drive, its driver/caretaker describing the experience along the way.