Text by Wallace Wyss and Curtis Bien - photos by Geoffrey Horton from 2015 OK the formula sounds familiar. Seaside location. Tourist town. Plenty of sunshine. Pebble Beach? No. La Jolla, a posh suburb of San Diego. The 19th Annual La Jolla … [Read more...]
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The Older I Get
April 21, 2025 By 5 Comments
by Mike Gulett - As I get older it seems to me that my taste in cars is changing, or my desire to drive certain types of cars is changing. I find myself dreaming about 4-door sedans (Aston Martin Rapide for example) and certain SUVs (like the one … [Read more...]
Editorial: Jaguar …
April 19, 2025 By 10 Comments
OK, alright already, I get it... by Wallace Wyss - It wasn't until I recently saw a finely kept up '66 Olds Toronado that I figured out what Jaguar is doing with those block-long flat painted luxury concepts (Jaguar Type 00). I see that they … [Read more...]
Concorso Italiano – 2025
April 14, 2025 By 1 Comment
by Mike Gulett - Is it too early to start thinking about Monterey Car Week? I say NO it is not too early. So, today I am sharing with you some of what will be happening at Concorso Italiano, one of the major events during this special week. I … [Read more...]
A Muddled History of the DeTomaso Pantera
April 11, 2025 By 7 Comments
by Wallace Wyss - 1971 Pantera Any history of DeTomaso has to be “muddled” because unlike the Ferrari or Porsche world the factory itself put out erroneous information, and had no library to speak of. Histories of DeTomaso cars have be be … [Read more...]
Timeless Machines: Why Classic Cars Will Always Turn Heads
April 11, 2025 By Leave a Comment
There’s something magnetic about a classic car. Whether it’s the chrome details, the deep rumble of the engine, or the unmistakable curves of a vintage design, classic cars have a way of making people stop and stare. These machines aren’t just modes … [Read more...]
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