Meet the popular Chevy Nova lineup for 1974, which now included a three-door hatchback and an updated drivetrain. Continue reading
Video: Horsepower is Dumb
The notion of horsepower has long since outlived its usefulness. If you’ve got 12 minutes, here’s an excellent explanation. Continue reading
Buick Adopts Front-Wheel Drive: The 1979 Riviera
The most expensive car in the Buick lineup for 1979, the Riviera was the brand’s first production vehicle to offer front-wheel-drive. Continue reading
MCG Executive Briefing for December 14, 2020
Nissan’s NISMO unit will offer complete nut-and-bolt restorations of the automaker’s highly prized Skyline GT-R models. Get all the latest auto industry news in the Executive Briefing. Continue reading
Death Rattle on Conner Avenue: The 1956 Packard Executive
The Packard Executive is a handsome and well-appointed car, but the purpose behind its existence was less than entirely clear. Continue reading
MCG Executive Briefing for December 11, 2020
Barrett-Jackson is postponing its 50th annual January auction, the company’s flagship event, until March in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Get all the latest auto industry news in the Executive Briefing. Continue reading
Tiniest Car in the USA: The 1930-34 American Austin
Selling truly small cars in the United States has always been a challenge, just as it was for American Austin. Continue reading