Buying any project car is a gamble. The reason we buy derelict or needy modes of transportation is the foolish belief that we can return a broken hulk to a functional object. When the first step is ...

If you follow this site, you won’t be surprised to learn that our staffers have their hands in many different automotive projects—some glamorous, some not, and certainly more than we have time to ...

The race started with a familiar routine: Earplugs before climbing into the car, helmet before belts, and gloves last. Right as I was reaching for the ignition a cheery face popped in front of me, ...

I’m sure there were a good number of friends and colleagues who thought I had really jumped off the deep end. I mean, I spent most of my life beating my chest about how V-8 power was superior and how ...

“The last properly built Mercedes-Benz, when engineers held sway over the accountants.” If you’ve ever drifted your eyes over the classifieds in search of 1980s and 1990s Mercedes metal, you’ll have ...

I just read your article about someone wanting to disable their Start/stop function. I have a 2022 MB GLS 450 (with the M256-E30 DEH LA-R, in-line six engine) with the ISG (Integrated ...

Each year at SEMA, builders unveil custom-built cars and trucks that exemplify the kind of fabrication and design work they’re capable of. Ringbrothers builds always draw a crowd when the cover comes ...

Vespa’s new range-topping model, the GTS 310, is here to prove that a scooter doesn’t necessarily have to be slow. It features the biggest engine the brand has ever built and a surprisingly long list ...

Much as I admire the craftsmanship and ingenuity of many restomods, I wouldn’t call myself a huge fan. Personal preferences and quality concerns aside, they rarely get cast in movies, and for good ...

Forgive the eye candy photo, but who’d want to click on a pic of a heater control valve? A few weeks ago, my wife and I drove up to Manchester, Vermont to see old friends. This is something of a ...

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A beaming Roger Penske accepts a checkered wreath from the race queen with the first-place trophy perched on the hood of the Pontiac. His race winnings included $3500 cash and a Rolex. He had plans ...