Bobby Clark
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Buick’s 1948 Dynaflow started in direct drive and never shifted gears on its own
Buick’s Dynaflow transmission went on sale in 1948 as an option on the Roadmaster, and it worked differently from GM’s other automatic. A driver put…
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10 engines Chevrolet offered in the Chevelle SS from 1964 to 1973
Chevrolet sold the Chevelle Super Sport for ten model years, from the 1964 Malibu SS to the 1973 Colonnade car. In that span, Chevelle SS…
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Porsche built nine 356 SL race cars, and only the 1952 car never left the company
Porsche built nine 356 SL race cars, five in 1951 and four more in 1952. One of the 1952 cars never left the company. Porsche…
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9 V8s Plymouth offered in the Barracuda from 1964 to 1974
Plymouth sold the first Barracuda as a 1964 model, and the last one left showrooms as a 1974 model. Over those 11 years, the Barracuda…
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Honda’s 2027 Gold Wing returns in five versions, and only the $34,000 Tour gets an airbag
The 2027 Honda Gold Wing comes back in five versions, priced from $25,700 to $34,000. Honda announced the lineup on October 6, 2026. Only the…
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Toyota’s GR Yaris Rally1 won 12 of 13 rallies in its final season as Elfyn Evans took his first WRC title
Toyota’s GR Yaris Rally1 finished its last season the way it ran most of it: with a win. Oliver Solberg took Rally Italia Sardegna on…
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BMW’s iX3 M60 makes 603 hp and charges at up to 400 kW on an 800-volt system
The BMW iX3 M60 xDrive is the first M Performance version of BMW’s new electric iX3, and it lands with 603 horsepower and 645 lb-ft…
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Mercedes recalls 30,064 S-Class sedans, including the AMG S 63 E Performance, for brake hoses that can rupture
The new S-Class brake hose recall covers 30,064 Mercedes-Benz and Mercedes-Maybach sedans from the 2022 through 2025 model years. The front brake hoses on these…
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Why the Detroit Diesel 6-71 needed a blower just to breathe, and how hot rodders took it
The Detroit Diesel 6-71 could not run without the blower bolted to its side. As a two-stroke, it had no way to pull in its…
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Why Divco milk trucks were built to be driven standing up, from 1926 until 1986
The Divco milk truck let a driver stand at the wheel, step down to a doorstep and climb back aboard. That one idea kept the…
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