By Peter M. DeLorenzo Detroit. It’s Car Present week right here in the Motor City. Certainly, you browse that the right way. After two-and-one-50 % years of postponements, phony begins and navel-gazing thoughts as to “what is it all about?” the Detroit Car Display, this sort of as it is, is […]
Day: October 19, 2022
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By Peter M. DeLorenzo Detroit. That I have a deep adore of every thing Pontiac is properly acknowledged. I grew up immersed in this organization – suitable in the thick of GM’s heyday – and Pontiac performed a very important position in both of those my formative a long time and my […]
Why the Land Cruiser is Toyota’s Biggest Mistake
Over the past 20 years, the Land Cruiser has been Toyota’s biggest mistake. Today let’s pretend we know better than the marketing team of Toyota by having a look at what they’ve done wrong and why sales in markets like the US have plummeted. To understand this, we need to […]
Mitsubishi XFC Concept Debuts As Small Crossover Coming In 2023
Mitsubishi slapped its badge on the Renault Captur and called it a day following unveiling the “new” ASX final month. It’s going to be placing more effort and hard work into this smaller crossover for ASEAN marketplaces in which it ideas to promote a output version of the XFC Idea. […]
Porsche Adds Lightweight 911 Carrera T To Lineup with South African Pricing
For all those Porsche 911 lovers seeking a a little bit additional targeted supplying without having paying out the significant bucks on a suitable GT design then this new Porsche 911 Carrera T is for you. Borrowing its hardened, stripped-back ethos from the prior-technology Carrera T, the 992 variant gets […]
Parts & Projects: Nobody Else’s Auto
One of several complete cars at Nobody Else’s Auto is this 1950 Studebaker Champion Regal Deluxe Starlight coupe. It sports the first-year “bullet nose” styling. Having had a father who dragged home Pontiac and Buick parts cars when he was a kid, it’s not surprising Old Cars reader Chad Ehrlich […]