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Nick Axford’s 1959 Plymouth Fury is his first American car and what a way to start, with a car that represents the penultimate year of Plymouth’s fantastic fins.
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Nigel Lowndes’ 1972 Buick Centurion represents a rarity even in the States today: low mileage, immaculate condition and totally stock. We love it!
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Another UK racing venue lost as Britain’s premier oval racetrack closed at end of 2018*. Mike Renaut investigates what happened and how we ended up here.
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Jim Maxwell examines what many consider to be America’s first truly mass-produced personal luxury car: the second-generation Ford Thunderbird…
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This 1949 Mercury looks like the ultimate patina’d bad boy; however, as Huw Evans discovers, it actually combines timeless looks with a state-of-the-art powertrain…
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Detroit’s ‘Personal Luxury’ revolution defined the American car, at home and across the globe, for a generation, says BK Nakadashi.
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Much to the derision of my old pal Doug Forrest, a Chevy fan through and through, I’ve always preferred the Pontiac Firebird to its GM sibling, the Chevrolet Camaro…
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Tony winds the clock back 50 years, to when a very special version of the Ford Mustang was making a name for Ford’s evergreen pony car.
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Our regular Discovers automotive archaeologist Will Shiers has taken a break this month, but fear not, Max Sautoy has made […]
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Started in 2017 by longtime Gear Head and Menswear designer, Jon J-Dub Whaley, The Blacktop Yacht Club began as a loose affiliation of “Lone Wolf”. These people were bonded by their love of automobiles but didn’t want the structured commitment of a traditional car club.
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