From tires to tech, rust to road trips, here is all your latest automotive news and expert car buying, maintenance, and driving advice. Whether you’re hitting the road in the hottest wheels or just trying to keep your clunker street legal, we’ve got you covered.
Arnolt-Bristol: how’s that for obscure? The company only made 142 cars during their short life, and most of them died on the racetrack. There aren’t many left around, is what we’re saying. This particular example was totally restored by its current owner, who stripped it to bare metal and repainted … Read More
Now what would be the point in owning a historic Jaguar if it weren’t as close to original as possible? This 1965 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 4.2-Litre Roadster is as original as you can get, presenting in the original colour of Carmen Red with a tan leather interior and chrome … Read More
A few thousand Austin-Healey 100Ms were built, but only 640 were fitted with the ‘Le Mans’ package, thus making this car a 1956 Austin-Healey 100M ‘Factory’ Le Mans. What does that mean, especially for a car that set a number of speed records? Well, larger carburettors, stiffer front suspension, higher … Read More
Nobody buys a Brass Era automobile for performance reasons, but this particular 1910 American Underslung Traveler Toy Tonneau can cut the mustard—it completed the Tour d’Elegance at Pebble Beach in 2014. But really, you buy a car like this for a sense of turn of the century elegance. This particular … Read More
Only fifty “Blower Bentleys” were ever made, and the fact that they were marketed and used as racecars means that even fewer are in good working order with original parts. Fortunately this 1931 Bentley 4½-Litre Supercharged Two-Seater Sports has been authenticated by Dr. Clare Hay, a Bentley historian. This car … Read More
