When Yamaha's RZV500R race bike replica finally hit the streets, it was everything enthusiasts wanted and more. For some, it ...

There’s a classic Monty Python routine called “How to Do It” where they issue laughably simplified explanations on how to do very complex things (“Today we’re going to learn how to build box-girder ...

As we slide into ever more sanitized automotive times, the prospect of a car company that prioritized big-cube theatrics in small lightweight bodies, with the cheek and humor of the British north, ...

Underappreciated classic cars were the subject of last week’s According To You question, and your answers did not disappoint. There wasn’t a Mustang in sight, though the Mustang II certainly fits this ...

That scoop on the hood hinges open from the cabin and directs air onto the passengers, not into the engine. Jordan Lewis I stepped on the running board, ducked under the Naugahyde-upholstered roof, ...

In the history of long-forgotten automotive projects that never quite got off the ground, there are plenty that simply didn’t deserve to succeed, either because they were badly engineered, poorly made ...

“Special then, special now.” That mantra goes a long way in explaining today’s collector car market. The idea is this: If a car was unique and desirable when it was new due to style, performance, or ...

In 2002, the much-revered Honda NSX (sold as an Acura in North America and Hong Kong) got a big refresh. But the underlying design was getting older and the price tag higher. In the finicky eyes of ...

The Easter Jeep Safari in Moab is the brand’s biggest pilgrimage of the year. Off-road fans of all stripes, but especially the Jeep faithful, flock to the sandstone slot canyons to meet up and test ...

Last week, I described how, in 4 ½ days, while sleeping in the house of someone I’d met once for ten minutes, I took Louie—a 1972 BMW 2002tii that I’d bought sight-unseen in Louisville—from being dead ...

I miss traditional luxury. What is luxury today? A Range Rover? Grand Wagoneer with glass roof and multiple TVs in the headrests? Rolls-Royce Phantom? Ah, but once upon a time, folks with middle-class ...

Who has the right-of-way on a California freeway on-ramp that merges two lanes into one? Apparently, it’s the faster car. Connie Fleischner learned that lesson, or, rather, taught that lesson, one day ...