Two surprises on this trip I bet everybody has a car they lust after but know they will probably never own. For me it's the current C8 Corvette. What I like about it is that at a base price of just under 70 grand, you'd own a supercar. Of course, I'd go big and go... Continue Reading →
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.
Car Spot: ’66 Batmobile
"I'm making you a souvenir!" I was never into the superhero comic books as a kid, but loved the TV shows, probably because of the cars. The superhero cars might have started out as a production car, but the stuff they would add on to make it like its driver, super. One of those was... Continue Reading →
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.
First look: Scout Traveler
Scout used to be a big player in off-roading before IH's demise. Now Scout is coming back, thanks to VW's backing.
Car Spot: 74 Saab 97 Sonett III
A fun car from those ‘crazy Swedes’ at Saab Even though it looks as if this car recently came off an assembly line, its story dates back to 1955 when it was initially conceived as a race car, but six units were constructed in two years. But Saab wasn't about to give up because they... Continue Reading →
First Look: New EVs revealed
Check out four of the hottest new EVs that we spied at a spring rally at Road America.
Car Spot: 55 Chrysler C-300
The beginning of muscle cars Chrysler touched off what would become the muscle car era with its introduction of the first Chrysler 300 "Letter Car" in 1955. It was also the most powerful production car in the US, firmly establishing Chrysler as the king of performance cars and the subject of this week's spot. I... Continue Reading →
Review: 2025 Mazda CX-30 2.5 Premium Plus
Adding a turbo to the already zoomie and cute Mazda CX-30 makes it even more fun and still a bargain too.
Car Spot: 1983 Renault R5 Turbo 2
A LeCar on steroids I remember back in 1979 when Renault bought into American Motors. It was a great partnership. Renault wanted to get back into the American market and would use AMC's dealers while AMC got instant new product and, more imporatant, cash! From my collection. Have no idea why I hung onto it.... Continue Reading →