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.
Once owned by 1969 Daytona winner Chuck Parsons, this 1969 Lola T70 IIIb by Sbarro was stored for thirty years, restored in 1999, and had it’s drivetrain rebuilt in 2005—so, if you want to feel like you’re whipping down the racetrack in 1969, this car will let you do just that. … Read More
Snow chains just not doing it for you? Well, here’s an upgrade: Track N Go ($25,000), a way to add tank treads to your truck in fifteen minutes. Basically, you slap ‘em on over your tires, and suddenly you’ll be able to off-road in the winter. Or navigate the city … Read More
Jaguar’s D-Type made it’s debut at the 1954 24 Hour Le Mans, where it finished second. This 1955 model was the seventh customer D-Type produced—and 1955 had some damn lucky customers, because it looks like it belongs behind the checkered flag. Once owned by 1970 Le Mans winner Richard Attwood, … Read More
Have $130,000 lying around? We have just the thing: a 1952 Jaguar XK120. The XK120 was a pretty big deal for Jaguar and for the post-war British automotive industry in general. Looking to get back to a sense of normality, the XK120 not only put Jaguar back on the map, … Read More
Enzo Ferrari called the Jaguar Type-E the most beautiful car in the world; high praise, indeed, but not everyone has the patience, mechanical skill, or driving skill to handle a classic car like that. Enter Eagle, specialists in “remanufacturing” Jaguars for the modern age. The Eagle Low Drag GT ($$$) … Read More
