Toyota & Honda to Recall Millions of Vehicles
Two of Japan’s largest automakers are back in hot water today.
Articles by Ellen Richardson
GM Employees Arrested After a Test Drive Goes Wrong
Two General Motors employees are in hot water today after their own form of a test drive turned into a double arrest.
Famed Ford Mustang Sells for $3.4 Million
One of the most well-known Ford Mustang models in automotive history set a new record at last weekend’s Mecum Auto Auction.
The Green Hornet Returns to Ford History
Ford Motor Company is back at it again with the re-release of “The Green Hornet” Ford Mustang.
World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series Kicks off at Battle at the Border
As the sun rises on 2020, so does the start of another exciting racing season.
Behind the Wheel Podcast Episode 25: Dan Kahn and Bruce Meyer
For this episode, we caught up with Dan Kahn, co-creator of a little documentary film called 8 Meters – Triumph, Tragedy and a Photo Finish, and prominent Los Angeles automotive collector and co-founder of the Petersen Automotive Museum Bruce Meyer.
Lucas Oil MLRA Races into World of Technology in New Year
Technology has continually changed the face of sports as a whole, and it is now changing the face of the dirt racing world.
Former NHRA Funny Car Title Holder Loses Life at Age 68
Drag racing fans had to bid adieu to former NHRA Funny Car title holder and Top Fuel finalist Gary Clapshaw this week.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Gives Old Speedway New Life
Although North Carolina’s own North Wilkesboro Speedway hasn’t hosted an event in over 20 years, this historic racetrack may get a second chance at life.
United Auto Workers and Fiat Chrysler Close Out Final Negotiations With Big Three Detroit Automakers
One of the country’s largest and most powerful labor unions finalized its negotiations with the three largest Detroit automakers Wednesday.