Plymouth's Duster was a great-looking compact and with a V8 it was a hot rod. Check out this Auto World 1/18 scale version.
Johnny Lightning 1:64 Muscle Cars & Showcase
Cool and affordable 1:64 muscle cars and now a snazzy 3-in-1 display case from Auto World.
Diecast: 1969 Pontiac Royal Bobcat Grand Prix Model J
Pontiac Grand Prix was long and lean in 1969, but this rare Royal Bobcat Model J was something special.
Studebaker Champion a bullet-nosed beauty in any scale for collectors
Remember when cars all looked different? Studebaker's bullet-nosed models were hot stuff in the 1950s. Here's one that's affordable too!
1963 Studebaker Avanti: Die-Cast Model Review
Gotta love the looks of the '62 Avanti. For those of us without big checkbooks this 1/43 scale model is a good buy, plus it won't leak oil.
Diecast review: 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix (Fireball Roberts edition)
Auto World’s Ponty celebrates NASCAR's legendary Fireball .... There are perfect names and nicknames for race drivers, no doubt adding to their mystique and popularity. As a kid I had two early favorites, Jim “Herk” (as in Hercules) Hurtubise and Edward Glenn “Fireball” Roberts. Herk was famous at the Indy 500 and Fireball was a... Continue Reading →
1965 Porsche 904 GTS
Spark's 1:43 scale Porsche 904 replicates a sports car icon ... Porsche was already challenging Ferrari in the mid-1960s, as was Ford with its GT40, for sports car supremacy in the major European races. Think Le Mans and the Targa Florio. And while all three had, and some continue to have, success in the sports... Continue Reading →
Mercedes-AMG
Minichamps Mercedes-AMG Petronas W11:Lewis Hamilton, 2020 Eifel GP Record 91 wins ... Another Formula 1 season starts this weekend and to mark the season’s launch it seems appropriate to review a Minichamps 1:43 scale model of the Mercedes-AMG Petronas driven by all-time F1 race winner Lewis Hamilton, when he set the record in 2020. Sir... Continue Reading →
Ford GT Heritage Edition Prototype
Who didn't love the original Ford GT40? Well, the modern version is pretty sweet too and Autoart's Heritage Edition is gorgeous!
1973 Toyota Celica Liftback GT2000
Autoart nails the sexy Japanese 'Mustang' look ... I came of driving age in the early 1970s and while I drove a snazzy copper-colored Plymouth Duster, which I thought beautiful, the Japanese makes were just getting their footing in the U.S. market. Most models were boring, but to me, the “hot” car was Toyota’s Celica... Continue Reading →