Stories
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This Day in Automotive History: May 18 – Lotus Enters F1, First Female F1 Racer, Opel Goes Electric
The May 18, 1958 Monaco Grand Prix proved historic as it featured the debut of Lotus in F1, as well as the first female…
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This Day in Automotive History: May 17 – Cord 810, Al Unser retires, GM cofounder dies
The loss of the first female racer and GM’s cofounder, the Cord 810 design is patented, Al Unser retires and a Warhol goes for…
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This Day in Automotive History: May 16 – Dick Trickle, the Studebaker-Porsche & a One Off Lambo
1952 – Porsche Designs a Car for Studebaker On this day in 1952, Porsche and Studebaker signed a contract for Porsche to help design…
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The Next Collector Cars: Here are the Cars Millennials and Gen Z Are Turning Into Classics
For decades, collector car culture revolved around the dreams of baby boomers. Muscle cars, tri-five Chevrolets, and expensive European exotics dominated auctions and magazine…
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This 6,500-Mile Fox-Body Mustang Looks Like It Time Traveled From 1986
This 1986 Ford Mustang has covered less than 7,000 miles since new according to the seller. Does that make it a good deal at…
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This Day in Automotive History: May 15 – Monza Raceway, Chrysler Turbine Car & Nissan GT-R
From the first electric trams to the Chrysler Turbine car and Nissan’s GTR expansion, May 15 takes us across the globe.
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Summer Cruising: 5 Cheap, Running & Driving 1980s Convertibles for Sale on Craigslist
Summer is just around the corner, is your driveway ready? We crisscrossed the USA via Craigslist to seek out some excellent deals on summertime…
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Volkswagen News: Electric Microbus Isn’t Dead After All; ID. Buzz Back for 2027
When Volkswagen quietly skipped the 2026 model year for the Volkswagen ID. Buzz in the United States, many enthusiasts feared the retro-inspired electric van…
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This Day in Automotive History: May 14 – New Subaru, Last Corvair & Huge Partnerships
Today we witness the first Subaru 1000, the last Chevy Corvair and the announcement of two major automotive partnerships.
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Small Trucks are Making a Comeback and it Says a Lot About America Right Now
Are pick up trucks sold in America too big? While there are many people who put these behemoths to work, for the average buyer,…
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This Day in Automotive History: May 13
1938 – Pierce-Arrow Is Liquidated In 1938, Pierce-Arrow was officially liquidated, bringing an end to one of America’s most prestigious early automotive brands. Founded…
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This Day in Automotive History: May 12
1934 – Buick Introduces the Series 40 In 1934, Buick introduced the Buick Series 40, helping establish Buick as one of General Motors’ most…