In the January 2011 issue of Hemmings Classic Car, which should be hitting mailboxes and newsstands shortly, I reviewed Robert Cunningham’s “Orphan Babies: America’s Forgotten Economy Cars, Volume 2,” an excellent and comprehensive followup to his first volume of research into the sorts of cars that usually got relegated to the one-liner notes and oddity […]

* Dean’s Garage recently posted a few renderings from GM stylist Wayne Kady, including the above rendering of a V-16 powered Cadillac, part of a program that explored Cadillac’s potential return to the world of V-12s and V-16s. * In preparation for the Indianapolis 500 centennial, Racer magazine recently posted their history of the Borg-Warner […]

After LaChance’s and McCourt’s recent recommendations for our occasional cars-in-music-videos series, TA reminded us about Bob Dylan’s “When the Deal Goes Down,” featuring Al Mooney’s 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air, a forme…