Stutz set the pattern. In 1970, riding a current of neo-classical sentiments in the automotive world that brought about Brooks Stevens’s Excalibur and an attempt at resurrecting Duesenberg, the first new Stutz in 35 years was made available to the public. Sure, it had the guts of a Pontiac Grand Prix, but it had enough […]
Another exciting debut at this year’s Geneva Motor Show has been the long-discussed, long-awaited return of the Morgan Motor Company’s official (and officially named) 3 Wheeler. While some may view it odd to reintroduce a concept that the automaker abandoned in the early 1950s, it’s actually a very clever way of not only paying homage […]
The Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale is a big event, and one that has come to be known for a number of special feature sales, often to benefit charities, in addition to the collector-car lots that serve as its core. Among the highlighted lots this year is a Mercury that was built to commemorate the Daytona […]