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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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Although classic American car shows have suffered the same fate as most large-scale gatherings this summer, the August issue of […]
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This Thursday (16/07/20) marks the 51st anniversary of the Moon landing and AllMyReads has the perfect book to discover the story behind one of the most important events in space exploration. Check out this preview from the fantastic bookazine, Apollo 11.
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