Between 1935 and 1939, the White Motor Company of Cleveland, Ohio, delivered 500 copies of its venerable Model 706 tour bus for service in some of America’s most beloved national parks. Many of these ...

Join us for a brief history of NASCAR and its alternative-fuel initiative. It only began a couple of years ago, but a lot has happened in a very short time, some of it in the past several days. As we ...

No, the 12-volt aftermarket audio industry won’t be leaving us any time soon. But it is in decline, and has been for many years. As a trade publication for the custom electronics industry recently ...

So. I have this 1988 BMW E30 325is that I bought last summer. I named it “the FrankenThirty” because its salvage title turned out to include the fact that the rear two-thirds of the car matched its ...

The BMW Neue Klasse concept unveiled in 2023 previewed a completely new styling direction for the Munich-based brand, but the show car’s significance doesn’t end there. The modern Neue Klasse will ...

Gemberling’s Rampside is no ordinary Corvair. It sports a 305 V-8, a Corvette rear end, and Camaro wheels. Courtesy Dean Gemberling I’ve been a Corvair fanatic for 45 years. The best part of owning ...

Welcome back to Reputation Management! We’re rebooting this series to reveal the underbelly of local automotive retailers—places like car dealers and service shops—with fictional service tales ...

Hot rods come in all shapes and sizes. If you need proof, look no further than the pair of Porsches on Jay Leno’s Garage this week. The silver 912 and 356 Speedster come from the shop of John Willhoit ...

Singer’s All-terrain Competition Study makes even the Porsche 911 Dakar look distinctly dull—especially when it’s getting big air on a forest rally stage. The one-of-a-kind 964-based machine was built ...

With a 2:11 p.m. green flag scheduled to start the race, it was a long, rain-delay wait until the 9:36 p.m. checkered flag, but it was worth it. Not that we saw remarkable racing—this is the Daytona ...

This is a fantastic question, because it’s like throwing chum in a shark tank…and I am proud to be the shark in that particular tank. But first, a correction: the first year of the Panther Chassis was ...

In this day and age, you would search a long time before finding a classic-car nut who hasn’t heard of the 1970–74 Plymouth Barracuda. But most of those folks will be thinking of the high-octane ...