Toyota confirmed that it will pull the plug on F1. They arrived in 2002 and although they did not have any podium wins, they did have a couple of seconds in the last four races. Who remembers number two though? … Continued
It pretty hard to knock Porsche off of the pedestal I’ve built for it in my garage, my magazine and in my dreams. When a stiff wind blows, I stand at attention for the marque. However, yesterday when completing research … Continued
The drive into Van Nuys… ah like totally in the valley… for the Best of France and Italy Car Show wasn’t particularily hot on this November 1st morning but it was still only ten o’clock. The things I hate most … Continued
Fisker Automotive is slinging newly found government cash at an old General Motors assembly plant in Delaware. The plant most recently produced the Pontiac Solstice, Saturn Sky and Opel GT before GM restructured their sanity and yanked the kappa platform … Continued
Not sure if that’s the same thing as sponge worthy but let’s stay on the safe side and assume absolutely not. We’d like to thank Carsinpedia.com for yesterday’s Link of the Day featuring the magazine brought to you by yours … Continued
After almost three months, I finally got the tags for my California black plates that I bought for my 912. I bought the plates on eBay and then set an appointment to register them with the DMV. Much to my … Continued
The cash hasn’t even hit my account from selling the BMW yet and I’m already planning my next purchase. First generation Miatas always hit the top of the list. Cheap, clean, fun. Of course, my wife would like me to … Continued
Mark Vaughn writes for Autoweek and in my opinion is a pretty funny writer. We’ve hung out a few times through mutual friends at events like the Pebble Beach Concours. He is as funny in person as he is to … Continued
It’s not quite Eddie Griffin’s crashed Enzo but it is fun to read and relive some of the old pieces of work that turned new — into needed. Thanks to the folks at 400GT for the use of the photos.