When you’re in the Detroit area, the Walter P. Chrysler Museum is worth a day’s visit. And if you’re not in Detroit, it might well be worth a road trip. The WPC is considered one of the top car museums in America. Continue reading
Category Archives: Auto History
The Zelda Grunch mystery
Who is Zelda Grunch? Where is she today? Motor City Garage sure would like to know. Continue reading
More from EyesOn Design 2012: the award winners
Here are the award recipients from the 25th annual EyesOn Design Automotive Design Exhibition—deserving winners all. The judges had a tough job, to be sure. Continue reading
More from EyesOn Design 2012: The Deuce at 80
A special exhibit at EyesOn Design for 2012 celebrated the 80th birthday of the 1932 Ford, the car known to hot rodders everywhere as the Deuce. Continue reading
First coverage: 2012 EyesOn Design Automotive Exhibition
Here’s a first look at the 2012 EyesOnDesign Automotive Exhibition held today at the Eleanor and Edsel Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores. It was another great show this year. Continue reading
A Rare Look at GM’s Firebird I Turbine Car
One great thing about working the auto industry beat in the Motor City: When you walk through a shop door, you never know what you’ll find on the other side.
Ford’s 1967 Le Mans winner returns to Europe for a belated victory tour
Forty-five years after it won the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the A.J. Foyt/Dan Gurney Ford GT MK IV has left its cozy home at the Henry Ford and embarked on a European tour. Here’s more.