Nissan Almost Sold the R33 GT-R in the US and Other Skyline Secrets
Many of the best auto industry stories are the ones that never make it past the closed doors of R&D centers. But now, almost two decades…
100-Year-Old International Harvester Plant Might Get Demolished for New Jail
The former home of International Harvester in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is at risk of being demolished and part of its grounds being turned into a…
A Holy Grail Collection of Derelict Million-Dollar Classics Is Going to Auction
Seeing a Mercedes 300SL Gullwing is an event. I remember the first time I did, in the parking lot of a restaurant at the Greenwich…
The Ford Durango ‘Truck’ Was Real and Really Rare, And You Can Buy One Now
Everybody remembers the Chevy El Camino—the car-with-a-truck-bed was around from the 1960s into the late ’80s. Ford had a version too, called…
Porsche Design Boss Agrees First-Gen Panamera ‘Could Have Been Better’
You’d think that a company that’s built a car with ostensibly the same design for more than 70 years would be afraid of shaking things up.…
Yes, Honda Really Sold a 10-Passenger CR-V for Tax Reasons
The second-generation Honda CR-V was not a large SUV—certainly not by today’s standards, but not even by the standard of the early 2000s.…
Brazil Made Baby Porsche 928s That Look Like They Came From Temu
How do you say “copyright infringement” in German?
For Sale: What in the World Is a 1985 Replicar Cursor?
Scratching your head and not because it’s itchy? Same. So what exactly is this itty-bitty yellow-ish thing taking up an itty-bitty corner of…
Japan’s 1981 Honda Civic Cup Was Real Racing
One of my favorite scenes from Asif Kapadia’s 2010 Senna docufilm is when they ask Ayrton about his happiest time in his racing career. By…
The 178-HP V6 Dodge Charger Might Be the Saddest ‘Muscle Car’ Ever
If a V8 makes a muscle car, then what’s this? A tendon car?