While bidding on the 1969 Charger Hemi R/T four-speed we mentioned here last week stalled out at $115,000, resulting in a no sale during Mecum‘s St Charles auction, September 16-19, the 1969 GTO Judge convertible we previewed and a 1969 Boss 429 Mustang each broke the $200,000 mark. The Judge and the Boss tied as […]

Apologies to all you Six Degrees specialists for goose-egging last week’s Hemmings Six Degrees of Automotive Separation Challenge. I was traveling and just couldn’t bogart enough wi-fi to get a challenge up. To make up for it, this week’s will be a good one: BMW. BMW’s always managed to remain independent, but that doesn’t mean […]

Looking far more modern than any Stutz I’ve seen – save for perhaps the revival Stutzes of the 1970s – this 1930 Stutz Model M (the rear of it, at least) appears to come tantalizingly close to the shapes and forms used on the Chrysler Thunderbolt and the myriad other long, low, partially streamlined cars […]