After a three-year vacation, Ford returned to the sedan delivery field with the stylish 1952 Courier. Continue reading
Studebaker’s Little Aristocrat: The 1927-1930 Erskine
Studebaker attempted to take on the low-priced field in 1927 with the Erskine, which the company billed as The Little Aristocrat. Continue reading
Ford’s Weird and Wonderful 427 Calliope Engine
The radical 427 Calliope V8 of 1968 never turned a lap at Le Mans, but it did demonstrate Ford’s total commitment to winning the world’s greatest 24-hour race. Continue reading
MCG Executive Briefing for February 6, 2023
Fields Auto Works of Ohio will offer the Scioto mid-engine track car starting in May with a list price of $115,000. Get all the latest auto industry news in the Executive Briefing. Continue reading
Hot Rod Oddity: The 1958 Oberhausen Electric Supercharger
The early years of hot rodding produced some wild and wonderful ideas, for example the Oberhausen electric supercharger. Continue reading
Saturday Morning CarTune: El Camino by Elizabeth Cook
Here’s singer, songwriter, and radio host Elizabeth Cook with a song about a guy who drives an El Camino. Continue reading
Inside America’s Greatest Straight 8: The 1929 Duesenberg J
The Duesenberg J is often described as the greatest straight-eight production engine the United States has ever produced. Continue reading