Bobby Clark
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10 cars Kaiser-Frazer built after World War II, from the 1947 Frazer to the Kaiser Darrin
Kaiser-Frazer was the new carmaker that tried to take on Detroit right after World War II. Shipbuilder Henry J. Kaiser and veteran auto executive Joseph…
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BMW’s 100 Jahre Nürburgring editions start at $93,050 for a manual M2, and each M 1000 bike is limited to 100
BMW is bringing six 100 Jahre Nürburgring models to the U.S., and the cheapest is a manual BMW M2 at $93,050. The BMW 100 Jahre…
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Porsche Classic’s PCCM Plus brings wireless CarPlay to 911, Boxster and Cayman models from 2009 to 2016
Porsche has a new way to bring an older 911, Boxster or Cayman up to date. The new-generation PCCM Plus, short for Porsche Classic Communication…
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Jeep recalls 97,349 Wagoneers and Grand Wagoneers because roof rack crossbars can come loose
Jeep is recalling 97,349 Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer SUVs because the roof rack crossbars can come loose. The Wagoneer roof rack recall covers four models…
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Ford needed 500 Torino Talladegas to race in NASCAR and built about 750 in two months
NASCAR’s rules for 1969 said a factory race car had to be a car the public could buy, and Ford had to build at least…
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Why Pierce-Arrow put its headlights in the fenders
Pierce-Arrow headlights sit in the tops of the front fenders, and that one design choice became the Buffalo company’s trademark. The company introduced the fender…
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Brough Superior sold every SS100 with a guarantee that it could reach 100 mph
The Brough Superior SS100 came with a promise printed into its name. George Brough introduced the motorcycle in 1924, and the “100” stood for a…
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7 factory cold-air systems by name, from Oldsmobile’s under-bumper Force-Air to Pontiac’s Ram Air IV
Detroit sold cold-air induction by name in the late 1960s, and every maker gave its system a different badge. Oldsmobile hid its scoops under the…
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10 Ferrari 250 GT grand tourers from the Europa to the Lusso
The Ferrari 250 GT name covered a decade of grand tourers. It ran from the Europa GT of late 1954 to the Berlinetta Lusso, which…
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How the 1936 Tatra T87 put an air-cooled V8 in its tail
The Tatra T87 arrived in 1936 with its engine in the tail and a fin running down its back. That engine was an air-cooled V8…
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