Great Road Trips: A Journey To The Most Iconic Historic Hotels In The Southwest
Plan the ultimate road trip through the Southwest and stay at historic hotels that have hosted movie stars, presidents, and pioneers of the American West.
Where Cars Meet Culture
Back To The Future: Early 2000s SEMA, The Cars That Defined An Era
Take a nostalgic ride through the Early 2000s SEMA shows, an era of import tuners, neon glow kits, and chrome that could blind a bystander. Here’s a look back at the cars
Racing Into History: Jean Trévoux And The 1951 Packard 200 La Carrera Panamericana
In 1951, Jean Trévoux and a rugged Packard 200 Club Sedan took on the world’s most dangerous road race, La Carrera Panamericana. From the jungles of Chiapas to the border at Ciudad
Roadside Attraction: Red Chief Motel
by Michael Satterfield I have been doing some exploring along Route 66 in California, and I came across the Red Chief Motel, a traditional Route 66 1930’s auto lodge. The front building
Route 66 Cucamonga Station Update
by Michael Satterfield The restoration of the Cucamonga Service Station is coming along, a few weeks ago they unveiled the vintage Richfield Oil Sign and the team over at Route 66 IECA
Own Senna’s Kart
Offered at Bonhams upcoming Les Grandes Marques du Monde au Grand Palais auction. This kart was once owned and raced by the three-time F1 World Champion and is expected to fetch around
Roadside Attraction: Arne’s Royal Hawaiian Motel
by Michael Satterfield It opened in 1957 Arne’s Royal Hawaiian Motel was a beacon in the desert wasteland between Barstow and Las Vegas. Back when speed limits were lower and highways became
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Video: Duncan Pittaway’s 28.5-litre Fiat S76
TGR Staff Duncan Pittaway has been rebuilding a bit of automotive history of the two S76 Fiat land speed record cars that were built one of scrapped by the factory, the other
The $10 Million Grudge: How Ford’s War With Ferrari Forged The GT40 Legend
What began as a failed business deal ignited one of racing’s greatest rivalries. Inside the high-stakes drama, engineering brilliance, and sheer American grit that led to the creation of the Ford GT40—and
Aérotrain
by Michael Satterfield Aérotrain was developed in France in the early ’60s as a possible answer to Europe’s need for mass-transit. The name comes not from the streamlined shape, but from the
Road Trip: Coney Island Hot Dog Stand
by Michael Satterfield Coney Island Boardwalk Hot Dog Stand in Bailey, Colorado is one of those roadside attractions that were once common along America’s highways. The diner is shaped like a giant
Edsel Ford II’s Custom Mustang
by Michael Satterfield When your dad is Henry Ford II you get some pretty special gifts. Edsel Ford II found this out on Christmas morning, 1964. This one of a kind Mustang
