1937 Adler Rennlimousine Competition Coupe

Powered by a 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine, this streamliner won the 2.0-liter class at LeMans in 1937, and took sixth overall, averaging 90 mph. Its cooling system works well at 90, but ...

1937 Mercedes 540K Special Roadster –

Although they looked fast as all get out, the 540Ks were heavy at nearly three tons and had a fairly low redline of 3500 rpm. The top end recorded by Motor magazine in England in a prewa...

2009 Subaru Forester / Impreza Diesel

Subaru took a giant leap forward in Europe earlier this year with the introduction of the 2008 Subaru Legacy and Outback with an all-new—and industry-first—boxer diesel engine. The roll...

1906 Stanley Steamer Vanderbilt Cup Racer

This is one of three brand new replicas built to exacting standards to look just like the Stanley Steamers campaigned in the east coast's great Vanderbilt Cup race. It's authentic, right d...

2009 Honda FCX Clarity Preparations

Honda is ramping up for production of its FCX Clarity, the industry’s first dedicated fuel-cell vehicle for customer use. The automaker will begin assembly in May in Tochigi, Japan, and wi...

2011 Audi Q7 – Official Photos and Info

Just as it followed the VW Touareg and Porsche Cayenne into the marketplace, the Audi Q7 now will be following their lead on engine downsizing. While its recently updated exterior remains ...

2009 Ford Fiesta for China

The five-door Fiesta hatchback designed for the Asian market makes its debut in China at the Beijing auto show as Ford prepares to sell the global car in at least three body styles to mark...

1930 Maybach Zeppelin DS7 Spohn Cabriolet

Wilhelm Maybach is truly one of the fathers of the automobile, credited with building the first four-wheel motorized vehicle designed for personal transportation (the 1889 steel-wheel wago...