Stories
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The Original Datsun Z Is Back—Now With the New Z’s Twin-Turbo V6
Nissan is reaching deep into its history for the 2026 SEMA Show, where one of the stars of its display will be a first-generation…
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This Day in Automotive History: October 29
1932 – Safarikar Builder Bruce Mohs Is Born The same October day that introduced Bruce Mohs to the world also began the story behind…
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This Day in Automotive History: October 28
1942 – Alaska Highway Northern Linkup Completed at Beaver Creek The last gravel connection of the Alaska (A‑LCAN) Highway was closed at Beaver Creek…
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4 Best Motorcycle Accident Law Firms in Chicago: A Guide for Riders of Classic and Modern Bikes
A restored Triumph and a modern touring motorcycle can share Chicago’s streets while raising different questions after a collision. The bike’s equipment, maintenance history,…
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This Day in Automotive History: October 27
1937 – Cadillac Introduces Its Second-Generation V-16 On October 27, 1937, Cadillac introduced the second generation of its extraordinary V-16. The original Sixteen had…
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Christie’s Geneva Auction Preview: Ferrari Hypercar Among Anticipated Lots
Gooding Christie’s is preparing for its first dedicated collector-car auction in Switzerland, and the catalog offers an unusual snapshot of Ferrari history. The November…
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From Write-Off to Roadworthy: Is a Salvage Motorcycle Worth Rebuilding?
Why Riders Consider a Salvage Rebuild A salvage title scares off most shoppers browsing used motorcycles yet a motorcycle can be a great project…
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This Day in Automotive History: October 26
1909 – General Motors Acquires Cartercar William C. Durant’s early empire-building reached into friction-drive technology on October 26, 1909, when General Motors acquired the…
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This Day in Automotive History: October 25
1972 – Three-Millionth Mini Produced A milestone Mini rolled into the spotlight on October 25, 1972, when the three‑millionth Austin/Mini was reported produced and…
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Ford Secretly Built a Mustang Truck; It Stayed Hidden Until This Month
For more than 60 years, Ford has experimented with just about every variation of the Mustang formula imaginable. There have been hatchbacks, turbo fours,…
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This Day in Automotive History: October 24
1931 – George Washington Bridge Ceremonial Dedication A grand civic moment preceded a day of traffic: on October 24, 1931 a ceremonial dedication was…
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The Historic Ford Gullwing Concept that Disappeared… Until Now
Long before the Mercury Cougar became one of Ford Motor Company’s most recognizable muscle-era nameplates, Ford used the name on something considerably stranger. The…