Possibly the greatest racing driver alive today, Sebastien Loeb
Possibly the greatest racing driver alive today, Sebastien Loeb
If you're even half-way good looking, going topless in public is bound to cause a stir. Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe custom Monte Carlo is both damn-fine and topless, but will its price leave you unstirred?
The World Rally Championship kicks off this weekend and every team has been out testing on the freezing roads around Monte Carlo. We have our eyes on Jari-Matti Latvala in a factory Ford Fiesta RS, so watch him tear through the scenery in beautiful high-def.
Rauno Aaltonen drove a Mini Cooper S to the model's last victory in the 1967 Monte Carlo Rally. It was a stunning victory, but Aaltonen's been harboring a secret. How he actually won. Here, he shares that secret with Autos.Sympatico.ca's Matt Bubbers. —Ed.
It is said that, in conflict, to the victor goes the spoils. Italy may have lost the war, but today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Lancia can not only be considered the spoils thereof, but is also be-spoliered, its price however, might just spoil it for you.
If you had other ideas when "they" told you to go into medicine, the strikingly new 1981 Monte Carlo was the car for you. Chevrolet built it for people that were so proud of who they were it could only be expressed through drum solos and Monte Carlo ownership.
The Lancia Scorpion's greatest foible was that it wouldn't rock you like a hurricane. Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Turbo brings a wind of change, but will its price have you saying there's no one like you?
While finding a Lancia that's unable to move under its own power may seem more the rule than the exception, Nice Price or Crack Pipe thinks that this Scorpion with your choice of engines could prove very motivational.
Welcome to Down On The Street, where we admire old vehicles found parked on the streets of the Island That Rust Forgot: Alameda, California. All this time and we haven't seen a single GM G Body in this series?
Three of the sweetest words to many auto enthusiasts are mid-engine-Italian. But, as Nice Price or Crack Pipe has found out, those words sometimes can sting.