The 1930s were a period of great turmoil. The Great Depression led to massive unemployment, poverty, and general hardship. Adolf Hitler rose to power in Germany and prepared for WWII. The Hindenburg ...

No technology has done more to shape racing cars and high performance road cars like the adoption of downforce-producing aerodynamic aids. From the mid-late 1960s onwards, wings of one kind or another ...

Auto shows have been around almost as long as the American auto industry has existed. The first one was put on by an auto dealers association in Detroit in 1907, and was simply called the Detroit Auto ...

The automotive industry made some of the biggest leaps during the 1930s. Despite the Great Depression, automakers pushed forward with innovative solutions. Cars were faster than ever before, thanks to ...

If you don't do regular maintenance on your Audi, all that work by highly skilled German engineers will go to waste. If the Zeiss Ikon Box-Tengor was like a modern-day Audi, the Kodak Brownie was more ...

Legacy is a tricky thing to grapple with, but Bugatti’s latest concept car shows just how successful embracing the past can be. Like something straight out of a time-bent noir film, the marque’s ...

If I had to pick one time in history to be an automotive engineer, I'd have to pick the mid-to-late 1930s. Well, as a Jew, there'd be some pretty serious trade-offs about that era, of course, but as ...

Amidst the myriad of classics set to star in Gooding & Company's Scottsdale auction this year, this 1933Rolls-Royce PhantomII stands out. It's not just the car's physical size, dwarfing many of the ...

If, in the world of French gastronomy, snails and frog legs are an acquired taste, then in the world of French automobiles, Avions Voisin must be regarded as the marque for connoisseurs with a taste ...