Late last year, NISMO announced a new program in Japan to fully restore Skyline GT-Rs, beginning with the R32 generation. The NISMO Heritage program started in 2017 with the remanufacturing of hard-to-source, out-of-production parts for R32s, before graduating to a complete, bare-metal restoration service for those deep-pocketed enough to...

I am not sure why the 1956 Buick lineup continues to rattle around in my brain, haunting my dreams. Whatever the reason, I know that I must be free of it. To free myself of it, I must process it, and in processing it, I have noticed that the...

Hey! It’s the end of the week! I made some calls and arranged to get all of you two bonus days where you can do whatever, so enjoy that. I wanted to show you this old 1963 Fiat 1300, because it has an interesting detail I like, in a...

The internet-boosted company that’s not GameStop is in a “tumble toward zero,” as the reports. Things do not look good for anyone involved. Let me catch you up on what has happened the car rental company that is also America’s favorite purveyor of questionable ex-rental cars that happen to...

It’s been thirteen long years—2007—since the roadways of America have killed as many people as it did in 2020. According to the National Safety Council as many as 42,060 people died last year, despite a pandemic-induced reduction in driving for most of us. Car crashes killed eight percent more...

There have been some in automotive history, but among the most rare and head-scratching is the single-car recall. There’s precedent for this: In 2014, Koenigsegg recalled one Agera — the only one in the United States — for a hiccup related to its tire pressure monitoring software. Now we...