Author: Andy Reid
Want to restore an old car? Read this first
Written by: Andy Reid
Let me set the stage. You are looking at the car you always dreamed of owning, let’s say, just for example, it is an Austin Healey …
Agent 007 isn’t the only reason Aston Martins hold value
Written by: Andy Reid
Aston Martin. The name alone makes you think of James Bond and Le Mans, and is emblematic of the golden age of sports and GT cars. …
This 1974 ‘Citroen Maserati’ was way ahead of its time
Written by: Andy Reid
A French-built car with an Italian-built V6 under the hood, the Citroen SM SC was lauded by critics and was the Motor Trend Car of the …
Rare, low-mileage, ’69 Dodge Charger 500 shows off racing history
Written by: Andy Reid
When people start talking about classic muscle cars, it doesn’t take long for the Dodge Charger to pull into the conversation. Originally designed as a mid-sized …
Testing tomorrow’s car tech today at Stanford’s CARS lab
Written by: Andy Reid
If you look in a far corner of the Stanford University campus, you will find The Center for Automotive Research, a place where students, professors, manufacturers …
The Porsche 914 is finally getting the love it deserves
Written by: Andy Reid
While the Porsche Boxster Spyder recently featured as our pick of the day presented a great mid-engine alternative to pricey 911s, some might prefer an air-cooled, …
