Chrysler resurrected the Imperial name one final time with a four-door luxury sedan in 1990-93, smallish but packed with features. Continue reading
Greater Than the Sum of its Parts: The 1965 Corvair
The Corvair was a highly controversial product, but there’s no dispute about this: With a few straightforward changes, the ’65 edition was a car transformed. Continue reading
Engine Swap: GM’s 1977 Rocket V8 Scandal
They were called Chevymobiles. Thousands of 1977 Oldsmobiles were equipped with Chevy engines without the full knowledge of their buyers, and they weren’t the least bit happy about it. Continue reading
MCG Executive Briefing for September 4, 2023
Tesla unveiled a redesigned Model 3 sedan with greater range, refreshed styling, and an upgraded interior. Get all the latest auto industry news in the Executive Briefing. Continue reading
Along the Mustang Trail: 1963 Falcon Futura Sprint
One more important step for the Ford Motor Company on the road to the Mustang was the 1963 Falcon Futura Sprint. Continue reading
What’s a Hooke’s Joint?
One of the most familiar components in the auto industry—the universal joint—was actually invented centuries before the automobile by a British scientist named Robert Hooke.
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MCG Executive Briefing for September 1, 2023
The Dodge Charger Hellcat is the most popular car in the USA among car thieves, with a theft rate 60 times the national average. Get all the latest auto industry news in the Executive Briefing. Continue reading