Bobby Clark
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Mark McCann Spent $50,180 on a $1.63 Million McLaren P1… Then Watched It Jump to $2.38 Million
It’s easy to assume a hypercar either quietly depreciates in a garage or drains money without much to show for it. Ownership at that level…
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The ‘Unbreakable’ Land Rover Engine That Seized Its Own Crankshaft.
Mechanics in the UK have a nickname for the sludge that shows up inside a neglected diesel engine. They call it “Black Death,” a thick,…
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They Snagged a Dirt-Cheap Aston Martin DB9, Only to Discover It Was a “Very Rare” V12 Manual
Buying a damaged car sight unseen is always a gamble. Most of the time, buyers get exactly what the listing describes and nothing more. Every…
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9 DeSotos quietly proving impossible to wear out
DeSoto may have disappeared decades ago, but some of its cars earned reputations for solid construction, dependable engines, and straightforward mechanicals. Many were used as…
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5 vintage hearses you’ve probably never seen in person
Vintage hearses are some of the most unusual vehicles left from America’s automotive past. Built in small numbers and subjected to demanding commercial use, many…
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The DB12 S Has 700 HP, Yet Harry Metcalfe Is More Impressed by What Aston Did With the Chassis
Everyone loves a big horsepower number. It is shiny, it is easy to shout across a bar, and it makes for a great headline. Seven…
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7 Nashes to avoid at all costs
Nash built some of the most inventive cars in postwar America, but rarity can make certain examples difficult and expensive to own today. Parts availability,…
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9 tail-fin classics that mechanics quietly rank among the best
Tail fins are usually remembered for their dramatic styling, but the best examples were more than rolling pieces of chrome. Some combined eye-catching designs with…
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Jay Leno Has Driven Plenty of Classic Ferraris, But A 179-HP One Surprisingly Feels Fast
Jay Leno has driven just about everything. Hypercars, race cars, oddball prototypes, you name it. After decades of testing incredible machines, it takes a lot…
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7 forgotten turbocharged classics that outran everything in their class
Turbocharging was once an unusual way to extract serious performance from relatively small engines. Before forced induction became commonplace, several manufacturers used it to create…
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