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The Suzuki Samurai Pickup America Never Got Is For Sale at $15K
A 1982 Suzuki Jimny pickup — a body style never officially sold in the United States — has surfaced on Facebook Marketplace in North Carolina with a $15,000 asking price. It’s left-hand drive, it runs and drives, and it’s the…
The Rambo Lambo Hits the Block Before Urus Made SUVs Boring
Sixty. That’s how many Lamborghini LM002s were built to U.S. specification. One of them just surfaced on Bring a Trailer out of San Diego, wearing…
Japan Just Gave a Wheel Its Own National Holiday
The Japan Anniversary Association has officially recognized March 7 as TE37 Day. Not a car. Not an engine. A wheel. And honestly, it’s hard to…
NASCAR’s 2001 HD Footage Resurfaces and Stings Like Race Fuel in Yo…
Fifteen minutes of raw, unnarrated trackside footage from the 2001 NASCAR season at Texas Motor Speedway has surfaced on YouTube, and it hits different than…
Body Shop Worker Hoons Customer’s Odyssey at 90 MPH, Gets Fired
A Honda Odyssey doing 140 km/h in an 80 km/h construction zone. A novice driver behind the wheel bragging on his phone about being “the…
A Navy Fighter Jet Engine in a ’67 Mustang Is Up for Grabs
The auction listing reads like a dare wrapped in a liability waiver. A 1967 Ford Mustang fastback, gutted to its bare unibody, with a Westinghouse…
Schumacher Stuns Phoenix on His First Oval Lap
Mick Schumacher was the first car out in qualifying at Phoenix Raceway on Friday, with zero oval reference points and a 1-mile track he’d never…
The Ace Ventura ‘Butt Birth’ Rhino Is Up for Auction
Bidding on the full-size mechanical rhinoceros Jim Carrey famously squeezed out of in 1995’s “Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls” has already hit $5,500. The expected…
Ruf’s Only 928 Failed to Sell — And That’s the Real Story
The only Porsche 928 that Alois Ruf ever built crossed the auction block at the 2026 Amelia Island Concours through Gooding Christie’s. Nobody met the…
Cadillac Hits the F1 Grid in Melbourne, Humbled and Losing Parts
Eighteen years ago, Mark Reuss was in Melbourne running GM’s Australian business while Detroit was melting down. Last Friday, he was back at Albert Park…