Indy 500’s ‘Quilt Lady’ Who Gave Blankets to Race Winners for 47 Years Passes Away
Starting with her first quilt for McLaren's Johnny Rutherford in 1976, Jeanetta Holder became part of Indy 500 lore.
Starting with her first quilt for McLaren's Johnny Rutherford in 1976, Jeanetta Holder became part of Indy 500 lore.
Spotify, YouTube, whatever you use to keep your wits about you.
The Japanese small car maker used different airbag parts for crash tests and falsified reports as far back as 1989.
It's the largest Clean Air Act violation settlement in history.
That S54 inline-six sounds killer and for $19,840, it's a whole lot cheaper than a new X3 M.
An extreme version of an already preposterous machine, the DBX707 is pure splendiferousness. It’s an excellent Aston Martin, though maybe not the most practical utility vehicle.
The deteriorating intercity bus network could leave working Americans with no way to leave their cities.
The EV was spotted dragging the 53-foot trailer all over town before the driver ditched it near a gas station.
He leaves behind a legacy of speed, determination, and charitable actions.
Only a few dozen of these carbon-bodied retro GT-Rs will be built.
We really shouldn't be surprised by the Ford 300 at this point, but it just keeps getting better.
If you don't have a caliper or micrometer in your kit, you're missing out on a whole new frontier of projects.
An F-150 Raptor with tank treads, previously owned by Ken Block, needs no sales pitch.
You think NSX owners will mingle with ILX owners while waiting for their cars to get fixed?
If you've ever wanted classic American looks with '00s Japanese reliability, then by golly, this was made for you.
The tS makes the most of the BRZ formula but doesn't fix what isn't broken.
Got questions? Yeah, so do we.
Their previous deal for F1 engines expired but Renault is open to new contract talks.
There’s something lovely about cranking up the garage heat and Christmas music, then carefully detailing your engine—whether you’re putting it away for winter or prepping it to battle bad weather.
Mercedes has received permits to test a new way for other drivers to identify when a vehicle is in self-driving mode.