Last week, I went into a fair amount of detail about the ins and outs of replacing the cat-back portion of the exhaust in my 2008 Nissan Armada. Although the article was all flanges and nuts and bolts ...

Over the last many years, I have noticed the size of tires on cars the public is offered just keeps increasing. When I was a teen, the most common [wheel and] tire size was 14” with some 13” and 15” ...

In the car world, we hear the word “preservation” quite a bit. For many, it means an uncompromising reverence for all-original classic automobiles that are just as they were when they were new, or ...

For the third weekend in a row I walked into the garage, looked at the frame of my Honda XR600R, then down at the floor. I checked the freezer for something that was never there and bee-lined back out ...

For many people, thoughts of amateur motorsport conjure images of sweltering days standing in dusty pits, sweating in Nomex suits during heats, and then slathering on extra layers of sunscreen and ...

That’s the issue Chrysler had, because they had a very important product to launch, and they needed to make a big splash. Or, as it turned out, crash: Chrysler President Bob Lutz picked up Detroit ...

Students in the auto restoration program at McPherson College, which is expanding its curriculum to include mechanical engineering this fall. Courtesy McPherson College/Corey Nolen There are roughly ...

Earlier in 2025, a group of investors took everybody by surprise when they announced plans to resurrect the long-dormant Yugo brand. The news broke in February; It wasn’t an April Fool’s joke. At the ...

“A sport bike should be controlled freely as to the rider’s wish.” That’s according to the father of the CBR900RR, former career Honda motorcycle engineer Tadao Baba. Baba-san, a real rider, was ...

Welcome to This Week on Hagerty Marketplace, a recurring recap of the previous week’s most noteworthy cars and significant sales from the Hagerty Marketplace online auctions. This week’s selection of ...

For the eight of you who’ve been following my Brougham-A-Palooza indulgence these past few years, you know I am a major fan of what I term the “Nimitz class:” grand, giant American land yachts of the ...

An Italian startup has unveiled an old-school speedster that pays homage to the country’s racing heritage. Although the Automobili Mignatta Rina is built on a state-of-the-art carbon fiber monocoque, ...