The 1977 model year brought several changes to the Pontiac Firebird. How did Pontiac update the Formula model? Well, by changing the — get ready for it — formula. Like other Firebirds, the Formula received
If there’s one thing that appeals to me most about certain cars from the 1970s, it’s the unapologetic emphasis on size and comfort. Lincolns of the era were known for being smooth and stately, and
The 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix set the template for personal luxury coupes for the 1970s. Look at a Cordoba, Cougar (in its post-pony car phase), Elite, and others and you can’t help but notice that
Can you imagine being restricted from owning a vehicle in any color but white? That scenario is a reality for some people living in the central Asian country of Turkmenistan, bordered by the Caspian Sea.
When new in 1950, the Chevrolet Styleline was important because it made an automatic transmission available in a low-cost model. Such a convenience had been mostly reserved for higher-end cars up until that point. Featured
Few venues are more appropriate for wild supercar debuts than the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The revelry supporting the annual romp up the hill at Goodwood Estate in West Sussex begins today, and among the
In 1972, Luigi Chinetti Jr., Ferrari’s U.S. importer, commissioned a one-off shooting brake based on the 365 GTB/4 Daytona. Chinetti customer Bob Gittleman wanted something unique, and, with the aid of American designer Gene Garfinkle
My first Hagerty column, published in March of 2019, was titled “How to Score a Derelict Project Car from a Skeptical Stranger.” Well, here we are again, huddled around one such car. I’m older, allegedly
The past year has been a wild one for McLaren, whose automotive division was officially taken over by Abu Dhabi-based investment firm CYVN Holdings last spring. McLaren debuted its Le Mans–bound race car, started McLaren
In a vacant grass lot behind the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, a second-gen Honda CR-V revs its engine in the afternoon sun. The ear-splitting tones easily crack 115 decibels. Wha-POW, wha-POW, wha-POW, wha-POW! The 2.4-liter four-banger
