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Texas legend – A second look
In 2026 we're seemingly overloaded with a vast selection of supercars, more than a few of which emanate from a Chevy showroom; Chevy's…
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Book review: The longest, hardest race
Sometime around 2008, while working in Suzuki PR, the Arizona-based Overland Expo jumped on my radar.
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Ford Took the Podium in FoMoCo Finish – Route ‘66
Despite numerous books, a well-received movie and – perhaps – your own Road & Track archive, to fully appreciate Ford’s overall win at the…
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Book Review: It’s…A…New Track Record!
An Incredible ‘Decade’ of Speed at theIndianapolis Motor Speedway, 1962-1972The Decade Rocked – And Indy Continued to Roll Where were you…
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Book review: The complete book of Jaguar – For your eyes only
You weren’t there. And with that, you simply don’t know.
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Book review: Sir william lyons on Jaguar – The Legend Explained in His Own Words
Few figures in the auto industry are as singular as Sir William Lyons.
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The self preservation society – 50 years of the italian job
50 YEARS OFTHE ITALIAN JOB Starring Michael Caine, many Minis and – in the opening sequence – a marvelous Lamborghini Miura, THE ITALIAN…
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The complete book of Volkswagen GTI
Every Model Since 1976 OKTOBERFAST! How in Gott’s name did time go so quickly?
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Book review – Mercedes-amg: Race-bred performance
As a young car enthusiast (this was long before I had a license), Mercedes-Benz – especially from my perch in Lincoln, Nebraska – seemed…
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Silverstone – The home of british motor racing
To appreciate the history of Great Britain’s Silverstone racing circuit it helps to have the context of postwar Britain.
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Trans-am challengers – The cars that rivalled Mustang & Camaro supremacy
Where were you in ’72? I was at Rice University, wondering why-the-hell I was at Rice University, as were any number of my classmates and…
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Designing Dreams: General Motors, Harley Earl And America’s Golden Automotive Age
I’ll admit to a bias: From this admittedly myopic perspective, nothing better encapsulates postwar America than the cars that populated…
