Auto News Digest; Week Ending December 1, 2018; Executive Producer Larry Nutson
Dec 2, 2018
LA Auto Show; Car Of The Year, GM's AMMann Goes Cruiscing, Shelby GT 500 Back Again For Silicon Valley Moguls?; WAYMO Hires Ex-Federal Boss; Canada Mexico USA Agreement; Bondurant Still Breathing; RIP Sam Car Guy Foose ... Continue reading
2018 Subaru Crosstrek Review By Larry Nutson +VIDEO
Oct 28, 2018
The new platform and uni-body structure is significantly stiffer which results not only in better driving dynamics but also reductions in noise, vibration and harshness. The exterior body is more sculpted than before and the Crosstrek has a new grille design as well as new headlights. A view towards the rear corner bri ... Continue reading
NEW CAR REVIEW: 2018 BMW X3 Review By Larry Nutson
Jul 14, 2018
The X3’s engine is from Austria, the transmission from Germany and yet the whole vehicle is built in the United States. BMW builds its X-series Sports Activity Vehicles (SAV) for the whole world in Spartanburg, South Carolina. ... Continue reading
Sep 11, 2016
* The Dodge Dart is being dropped. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV confirmed its product plans for the 2017 model year will not include the Dart, making the 2016 model year the last. In July FCA announced plans to end production of the car in September but did not say that 2016 would be the final model year for the Dart. ... Continue reading
When Chevrolet Was A Racer's Name +VIDEO
Oct 25, 2015
When Chevrolet Was A Racer's Name ... Continue reading
Ford, Honda, Toyota at Swords Points
Jul 9, 2001
There was a time within living memory when open-wheel auto racing was a sport and not a venue for corporate promotion and avarice. The drivers were free agents, the engine builders sold their products to rich car owners who bought their chassis from small shops in Los Angeles. ... Continue reading
Jul 2, 2001
With all the tragic accidents that have occurred in big-time racing during the past two or three seasons, it's to be expected that every possible avenue should be examined to increase the safety of drivers, course workers and spectators. ... Continue reading
Jun 25, 2001
Bentley is presently best known in this country as the maker of very high-priced carriage-trade automobiles that are conservatively styled and usually chauffeur-driven. ... Continue reading
Hard Going For Toyota Formula One
Jun 18, 2001
There's three things that you can say about Toyota Motorsports and its approach to racing: it's tenacious, it's patient and it's in the game to win. ... Continue reading
Jun 11, 2001
Now that Oldsmobile as a brand name is about to take the Deep Six the question auto racing fans may well be asking is 'What name will be on the most-winning engine at the Indy 500?' ... Continue reading
Jaguar Sees Light At End Of F1 Tunnel
Jun 4, 2001
After a grand beginning that would have done justice to the public relations ballyhoo that precedes the opening of a star-studded but mediocre Hollywood movie it looks like the Jaguar Formula One team may finally be getting with the program. ... Continue reading
Vintage Corvettes Still Winners At 44
May 29, 2001
For most spectators at the recent vintage car road races at Sears Point International Raceway in the wine country of Northern California it was an opportunity to spend a day in the sun and peruse race cars that were popular during bygone eras. ... Continue reading
Hyundai Gambles On Obscure Motorsport Program
May 21, 2001
The U.S. is in the midst of a motorsports craze that is unlike any that we've ever known. The names of Jeff Gordon Terry Labonte and Dale Earnhardt Jr. are almost as well recognized as those of American baseball and football stars. ... Continue reading
May 14, 2001
During the Indy 500 last year the oldest and the youngest drivers in the race came together in a crash on the 74th lap. The younger of the two was attempting to pass the other in a turn when a third driver tried to dive under them forcing the pair together and putting them both into the unforgiving wall. ... Continue reading
Ford, Honda, Toyota Spiked By Cart
May 7, 2001
It hardly drew more than a three-line mention on the sports pages of most daily newspapers around the country, but the cancellation of the CART (Championship Auto Racing Teams) Champ Car race at the new Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth last month is having monumental reverberations throughout the motorsports industry ... Continue reading
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