You remember Long Island's Irv Gordon, don't you? If not, he is the guy who has traveled around in his red Volvo P1800S since he bought it in 1966. Now, he's getting close to putting 3 million miles on the clock.
Driving A Modern Classic Means You Can Play With The Legends
It's been a while since the last time I told you about my Autobianchi A112, but last weekend, my tiny modern classic played with the big boys on a sunny afternoon in Budapest.
You Can Own Dita Von Teese's Ridiculously Classy 1939 Packard
Need to add a touch of class to your life? How about this lovely French Blue 1939 Packard 120 Sedan being sold by equally lovely model and actress Dita Von Teese?
Roll Like The Great Gatsby With These Five Amazing Automobiles
The Great Gatsby, a film that depicts all that was beautiful and not so beautiful about the 1920s, debuts this weekend. Part of what made the whole era so grand, however, was not the money that would never stop or the incredible music that seemed to flow from everything, but the cars that the monied class drove.
The Autobianchi A112 LX Is Our Officially Awesome Long-Term Test Car
Some places test free new cars from the manufacturers for a year at a time. Not us. We just added a 1985 Autobianchi A112 LX to our top-secret Hungarian test fleet. This is how it got added to the mix and what you can expect from our* new toy.
American Detours: Episode 2 – Grabber Green and Mardi Gras Gold
In the first episode, myself and my co-host took in some sights alongside Louisiana's Creole Nature Trail in a 1963 1/2 Ford Galaxie. Now we're back on the same trail but this time our ride is a 1971 Ford Mustang.
Love old BMWs? Get yourself to Saratoga Springs in upstate New York.
This Lime Green 1934 Talbot Won The Flying Scotsman
The Flying Scotsman Rally is an endurance race of pre-war cars from London to Edinburgh, the route that used to be covered by the famous LNER Class A3 4472 steam locomotive the event was named after.
The Greatest Dead American Car Brands From The 1950s
America has had a rough week. The tragedies in Massachusetts and Texas are still firmly on everyone’s minds, despite the jubilation last night, and it can begin to weigh on a country. With all that’s been going on, why don’t we take a brief respite and work up a bit of nostalgia?
Classic cars meet classic roads on American Detours
Apparently it's Pimp-Your-Car-Show Day, because I've got one I want to share with you. As excited as I am for Mr. Harper's new show Fast Lane, I'm even more excited for my own web-series called American Detours. The basic concept is taking classic cars on classic roads in various parts of the country.
