Starting in the late 1940s, Buicks sported holes in their sides known as ventiports. In fact, some Buicks still do. What's the reason for them?
Q: Greg, I enjoy reading your articles on cars from the 1960’s. One of the cars I’ve yet to read about is the 1963 ½ Ford ...
Q: Greg, I enjoy reading your articles on cars from the 1960s. One of the cars I’ve yet to read about is the 1963 ½ Ford ...
The 2013 Buick LaCrosse eAssist offers a comfortable ... It’s all to good effect: The car is both surprisingly potent and efficient. It felt stronger than expected, especially in a car that ...
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The Rarest Buick Ever Made Was A Beastly '60s Muscle CarBuick made a lot of different cars during its long history. Many of those cars were made in large numbers and are still very ...
A sunny Sunday turned out to be the perfect backdrop for vintage beauties to cruise through Lucknow streets during the Oudh Heritage Car Club’s car rally ...
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Eight Woodie Wagons—and One Convertible—Now Available from HemmingsWoodie wagons remains as popular as ever. With the genesis of the automobile industry from the carriage business, many of the earliest car had bodies were made from wood. As more efficient forms of ...
Car makers look to 2025 as a transformative year as Europe introduces new targets to encourage EV adoption and China extends subsidies, while the U.S. rolls back its electrification targets under ...
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