Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine

Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine

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  • 4 days ago | hagerty.com | Murilee Martin

    Since I started writing this series 18 months ago, I’ve been keeping a junkyard lookout for an example of one of Honda’s two most groundbreaking U.S.-market cars: a first-generation (1973–79) Civic or first-generation (1977–81) Accord.

  • 1 week ago | hagerty.com | Sajeev Mehta

    There are fast vehicles, but there’s only one GMC Syclone. The mini truck with a turbocharged heart of unrelenting fury came from GMC and Production Automotive Services, a skunkworks initiative that netted the car enthusiast one of best Q-ships of all time. Aside from modified off-road vehicles with souped up small-blocks of the era, the Syclone’s combination of four-corner motivation with 350 pound-feet of torque was unheard of in the 1990s.

  • 1 week ago | hagerty.com | Ronan Glon

    Allen Park, Michigan, is home to the giant Uniroyal Tire. Avoca, Iowa, has the Volkswagen Beetle Spider, and Alliance, Nebraska, has Carhenge. France has a car-themed sight next to a road as well, though it’s lesser-known: There’s a Citroën 2CV roadside attraction towering above highway A711 near Lempdes.

  • 1 week ago | hagerty.com | Sajeev Mehta

    Telltale signs of poor fiscal health are all around us, and one such example is a footnote in the history of the American Motors Corporation. The story goes that one particular annual report to financial stakeholders in 1966 was dripping in red ink, and was summarily delivered to everyone in plain brown envelopes. The messaging was clearly dire, and that’s when a man named Robert Beverley Evans ascended to the rank of Chairman of AMC’s board.

  • 1 week ago | hagerty.com | Jamie Kitman

    At Octane Film Cars, the cars we rent to clients in the TV and film industry are typically a combination of those we own and those we don’t—i.e,. other peoples’ machinery. Much as we might wish otherwise, turns out we can’t own everything. So, we are always happy to enlist outside help. It’s a big, beautiful world out there and somewhere, hopefully not too far away from set, someone’s got what we need. Our motto: “If we don’t own it, we can usually find it. Sometimes.”That elusive car can be far away.