The Falcon GT was built by Ford of Australia starting in the Sixties. This one’s been turned into a race car, and it makes a wonderful V-8 noise. Driven by Hagen Zerk, it’s participating in the Teakle Sprint, a tarmac sprint race…
The body-on-frame legend never looked so good. The Ford Crown Victoria is an interesting machine in the automotive realm. We say is instead of was because, despite being out of production for several years now, this big American sedan still has a devoted…
Frighteningly well-built and full of Supra-y mechanical goodness, but not exactly exciting. Once Toyota gave up on selling the Crown in North America, the Corona Mark II took over the company’s luxury-sedan duties on our continent. By 1977, this car became known…
The Longchamp is certainly obscure now, but at one time it helped kick start the De Tomaso lineup alongside the Deauville sedan. De Tomaso, the automaker, is back, with plans to produce a very sleek and somewhat retro supercar that will be…
Just imagine that ’61 Renault Caravelle with a monstrous 33.2 horsepower! The 1971 J.C. Whitney catalog for imported cars offered an amazing Judson supercharger kit for air-cooled Volkswagens, promising a horsepower increase from 31 to 49 horsepower at the rear wheels for…
It has everything from solar panels to off-road tires. We first wrote about Venture RV’s Sonic X back in March when it was still at a concept stage, but the trailer has since evolved to a production model. Much like concept cars…
Holy suspension travel Batman. We’ve never been shy at Motor1.com about our extreme passion for off-road Porsche 911 builds. We’ve certainly seen all kinds of Baja-themed 911s over the years, but we’ve never seen anything quite like this. Once upon a time,…
The city’s expensive housing market is out of reach for many. Major cities around the world are facing rising housing costs and climbing rates of homelessness. The struggle to afford housing is forcing some residents to seek alternatives, like RVs and motorhomes….
That’s a lot of minivans . . . and minivan photos. The year was 1983. Station wagons still prowled the streets of America as the premier family vehicle. Even midsize estates had the ability to seat six adults, and the large three-row…
Anything over 55 mph was illegal in 1986 America, so 0-50 acceleration numbers were commonplace. Löwenbräu was Michelob’s main competitor for somewhat-upscale, European-influenced suds in the mid-1980s American beer marketplace, and what did Löwenbräu’s marketing wizards choose as their strongest beat-Michelob strategy…