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.
As you’ve probably noted, we have a thing for Shelby Mustangs. There isn’t a more classic American muscle car out there. So you know we’re going to be interested in this 1968 Shelby GT500 KR Convertible no matter what, but get this: Carroll Shelby himself owned this car. That’s right, … Read More
This is Daimler unveiling the first licensed autonomous driving trucks in North America. They still need drivers to take over in certain conditions, but the trucks can maintain legal speed, stay in their lane, and respond to traffic conditions. So don’t worry, truckers, the robots aren’t here for your job—yet. … Read More
In 1955, Sir Stirling Moss, then just twenty-five years old, tore through 992 miles of Italian countryside in a scant ten hours and change, his average speed being 98.53 miles per hour. They call it ‘the Greatest Race’—and it’s not hard to see why. [youtube width=”640″]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJsdw-pof1o[/youtube]
Man, who wouldn’t want a Ferrari from the golden age of Ferrari racing? Especially if you’re looking to race in the Le Mans Classic, for which this one has eligibility? This 1960 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta Competizione by Scaglietti is one of perhaps forty-five aluminium bodied competition versions produced … Read More
Though the it did see some racing (in fact, one led at Le Mans in 1950 before being side-lined by a bad generator mount), the 1950 Ferrari 195 Inter Berlinetta was built as a canvas for coachbuilders like Vignale, Touring, and of course, Ghia. Not that it’s a slouch in … Read More
