Decades after disappearing from new vehicles, carburetors—intricate analog computers—continue to bedevil even the ...

Chris MacAllister insists that he had no idea that his car might win an award at the 30th Amelia Concours d’Elegance, much less the coveted Concours de Sport Best in Show on Saturday afternoon at the ...

Performance brands create products we love to own, mostly because they are designed to outperform their competition. Who doesn’t want a piece of that winning formula? Some folks do not, and they pull ...

An influential safety organization in Europe is sounding the alarm about touchscreens and calling for more buttons. The European New Car Assessment Program (NCAP), which Avery represents, is a ...

Three days of sales have concluded on Amelia Island. Among the big results were some of the obvious players: Ferrari had a great showing with a 1955 375 MM bringing $9.465 million and a 1959 250 GT ...

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One of the interesting things about the piston-driven, internal-combustion engine is the sheer variety of its packaging. There’s the number of cylinders, of course, but there’s also their size, how ...

With a chassis derived from a Grand Prix car and a glorious twin-supercharged straight-eight, Alfa Romeo’s 8C 2900 was one of the best sports cars of the 1930s. Some say it’s the best. With three ...

My gap in giving any thought (serious or otherwise) to the Lincoln Mark VII probably spans close to four decades. As a teenager in the late 1980s, I remember a neighbor (who was I believe an ...

The internet’s adoring chorus for all things Miata suggests that Miata has always been the answer. But when Mazda introduced the third-generation (NC) MX-5 in 2006, many among the Miata faithful ...