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The 1966 Ford GT-40 became known as the "Ferrari Killer" after stunning upsets in the '66 24 Hrs of LeMans - it took the first three positions in a race that the Europeans proudly felt that Americans could never compete in.
Read MoreIt seemed like a good idea in the beginning. Back when we were paying $5 a gallon for gas, many states and the federal government thought we could stretch our gasoline reserves out a bit if we added a little ethanol to each gallon.
Read MoreWith the kids grown and driving their own cars or off at college and relying on public transportation, you can breathe a sigh of relief that it's time to trade in the family minivan/taxi/sedan/bus and get a car that's all about YOU.
Read MoreThere are now many insurance companies providing coverage to collector cars exclusively, and the rules regarding coverage, claims, and usage have become a lot more hot rodder friendly.
Read MoreEverybody wants a bargain when they are searching for a car, especially when they are trying to buy a used car. We’ve all been there, searching the local car lots, looking for that one precious gem of a car that was left behind and forgotten.
Read MoreThe Fiat Dino is an exotic front-engined, rear-drive sports car manufactured between 1966 and 1973. It was an intermediate step towards creating Ferrari's "Dino" and the two are often confused.
Read MoreWhy does a Ferrari always seem to make the top collector car of the period while the Lamborghini never quite makes it?
Read MoreThe American Ferrari distributor and founder of the North American Racing Team, or NART, Luigi Chinetti asked his longtime friend Enzo Ferrari to manufacture a limited run of 25 Spyder (Convertible) variants of the previous year’s 275 GTB Berlinetta, Enzo said no.
Read MoreNot to be confused with E10 (90% Gasoline and 10% Alcohol), E15 (85% Gasoline and 15% Alcohol) was approved for use by the feds last year after extensive testing and approval.
Read MoreWhile most people could cover a $500 deductible, a $500,000 lawsuit would be a different matter. So why do so many consumers pay extra for low deductibles and carry close to the minimum on liability coverage?
Read MoreOn the one hand, you don’t want to spend an hour packing up the car for a short drive. On the other hand, you don’t want your little ones screaming and crying for the duration.
Read MoreIn the late 1930's this one-of-a-kind Helicron was placed in a barn and forgotten.
Read MoreNorthside Driving Schools don't just stop giving driving lessons because the weather turns cold. They take their clients out on the roads in all kinds of weather to ensure that they get the best driving experience possible.
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