The Speed Sixes were the most successful racing Bentleys ever built, collecting trophies at LeMans, Brooklands, and numerous Grands Prix, propelled by their 4.5-liter straight-six engines. ...
Thirty years ago, Saab chose the Frankfurt auto show to unveil a new performance model. That car was the Saab 99 Turbo, Saab's first attempt at using turbocharging to pump up engine perf...
Feeling the pinch of high gas prices on truck and SUV sales, GM has announced new, higher-mileage variants of its 2009 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickup trucks and the Chevrolet Ta...
Most of us have only seen Silver Arrow Coupes in their more traditional silver paint scheme, but in fact the factory offered the car in any of 200 different colors. This purple scheme was ...
Entering its fourth model year, the 2010 Mercedes-Benz GL-class receives a minor refresh as it debuts at the 2009 New York auto show. All GL-class models—GL450, GL550, and GL350 BlueTec, w...
Four-time world rally champion Juha Kankkunen recently set an insane ice-speed record of 205.48 mph on the frozen Baltic Sea off the Finnish coast. The car, a Bentley Continental Superspor...
This had to be one of the most significant cars on the show field. Built in Amsterdam in 1903, this car's handlers claim that this prototype Spyker boasts three world-firsts: the first 6-c...
One of the oldest cars on the field was this enormous Fiat Touring Car, built when the company was only nine years old. It was constructed of sturdy stuff, however, and its durability prom...
Its chassis was rescued from a bog in England in the 60s. Every piece of valuable brass or other parts had been stripped. A line across the engine block indicated the water level. And yet t...