Oliver Rowland (Nissan Formula E Team) claimed a dominant victory at the inaugural Jeddah E-Prix, Round 4 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. His strategic mastery, combining efficient energy management with perfectly timed ATTACK MODE activations, propelled him to the top step of the podium and extended his lead in the Drivers’ World … Read more
The 2005 Dodge Viper SRT-10 Roadster Commemorative Edition. The name itself evokes images of raw American power, aggressive styling, and the thrill of open-top driving. This particular Viper, #16 of only 100 Commemorative Edition examples built, is a rare and desirable find. Finished in Stone White with blue stripes and boasting a powerful 8.3-liter V10 … Read more
Rally Sweden is poised for a heart-stopping finish. Just three seconds separate the top three contenders as Elfyn Evans clings to a slender lead, with Takamoto Katsuta and Thierry Neuville poised to pounce. Evans, fresh off a second-place finish at Rallye Monte-Carlo, began Saturday with a razor-thin 0.6-second advantage over Katsuta. The morning stages witnessed … Read more
This 1965 Mercury Park Lane Coupe, described in the provided text as a Marauder, is a rare and beautifully restored example of a classic American luxury car. Powered by the rare 390 Z-Code four-barrel engine, this Park Lane has undergone an extensive concourse restoration and is presented in stunning Poly Gray Metallic. A lifelong Colorado … Read more
This 1966 Mercury Comet Convertible is a rare and beautifully restored example of a classic American muscle car. One of only 2,158 Cyclone GT convertibles ever produced, and even fewer finished in the stunning Emberglo Poly, this Comet is a true collector’s item. Purchased new at Bob Elliott Lincoln-Mercury in Colorado Springs, this car has … Read more
This 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 Club Sedan is a testament to the enduring appeal of classic American iron, blended with the performance and technology of a modern drivetrain. This Fairlane, finished in a striking blue with a gold roof, has been extensively modified for both street and track use, featuring a Ford Racing 302ci V8 … Read more
The 1956 Chevrolet Nomad Wagon. The name itself conjures images of classic American car design, chrome gleaming in the sunlight, and the unique blend of style and practicality that defined the Nomad. This particular Nomad, however, is more than just a classic; it’s a beautifully executed restomod, seamlessly blending the iconic lines of the ’56 … Read more
The 1968 AMC AMX. The name itself conjures images of classic American muscle cars, powerful V8 engines, and the thrill of raw performance. This particular AMX, however, is far from stock. It’s a fire-breathing, supercharged monster, built by Fast Lane Fabrications in Jefferson, Maryland, and dyno-tested at a staggering 1,142 horsepower. This AMX is not … Read more
The 1959 Chevrolet El Camino. The name itself conjures images of classic American styling, chrome gleaming in the sun, and the unique combination of car and truck that defined the “ute.” This particular El Camino, a rare factory “big block” V8 variant from the first year of production, is a beautifully restored example that blends … Read more
The 1975 Jensen Interceptor Mk III Convertible. A name that resonates with automotive enthusiasts, conjuring images of British elegance, Italian styling, and the raw power of American V8 engines. This particular Interceptor, finished in a striking silver over black leather, is a one-family-owned example with low mileage and a recent refresh, making it a truly … Read more