Datsun

Look, I know it’s about to be the big celebration where everything shuts down because the calendar flips the page to…

Imagine you crack open a barn that no one has touched in decades and finding a Datsun 280Z with a mere 350 miles on…

It’s not often that a car company gets to kill off a brand name twice. After retiring the Datsun name in 1986, it…

The famed Spanish Surrealist and provider of 85 percent of college freshman dorm room art, Salvador Dalí, was known…

The scuttlebutt around the internet last week, at least in certain circles (of car nerds) was that a 1971 Datsun…

A 1974 Datsun 260Z, over there, no need to walk over, just zoom in on that bad boy, is currently for sale for $500…

Welcome to Little Car in the Big City, where we highlight fascinating cars we found walking around a town that is…

Superchargers are awesome because they provide extra power with a very linear delivery curve. There’s no lag because…

At this year’s New York Auto Show, Nissan decided to do something a little different. Rather than only trot out its…

Yesterday evening, I was where I usually wind up after hours: On my couch, watching movie that I’ve already seen…

In May, I reported a story about a blackjack dealer who died in 1997 from an apparent explosives accident in an…

On July 23, 1997, blackjack dealer Mark Blackburn was found dead in an empty Arizona desert from injuries stemming…

The period immediately after WWII was, I think, one of the most interesting for cars, at least in the countries that…

I got quite a bit of my love of cars from my father, but the people his age that I knew never seemed to understand…

Last month, we told you the story of Uzi Nissan, the small North Carolina businessman who ended up fighting off a…

Suburban mall parking lots aren’t always home to cars that capture anyone’s attention. Aside from the dad in a…

I went to Dallas to talk to John Redding about the 1966 Datsun 1600 Roadster that’s been hidden away in his storage…

Here in America, it’s easy to forget that people once sincerely feared that “import cars”—specifically cheap,…