On January 29, 1886, a German engineer named Karl Benz changed the world forever. He filed a patent for his gas-engine-powered vehicle, which we now know as the Benz Patent-Motorwagen, and this was the day […]
On January 28, 1896, a man named Walter Arnold made history in a way he probably didn’t want to. He became the first person ever to be caught speeding in a motorized vehicle. Mr. Arnold […]
On January 27, 1965, Carroll Shelby, the legendary racer and designer, launched the first Shelby GT350 based off of 1965 Ford Mustang fastbacks, and named after the designer and World War II aircraft. Shelby had […]
On January 26, 1979, American television audiences were introduced to the fictional Hazzard County, Georgia, marking the debut of “The Dukes of Hazzard” on CBS. The show centered on the adventures of cousins Bo and […]
January 24 is a significant date in Formula 1 history, marked by the birth of some of the famous F1 champions, one of them is the American Scott Speed. Born in Manteca, California, in 1983, […]
15 nostalgic (& ugly) ’70s cars The 1970s brought us disco, bell-bottoms, and automotive abominations. Between fuel crises and emissions regulations, automakers unleashed vehicles that were equal parts nostalgic charm and aesthetic disaster. AMC Gremlin […]
On January 21, 1899, the German company Opel produced its first automobile, marking a turning point for a family business that had previously been known for sewing machines and bicycles. The step into motorized vehicles […]
On January 20, 2009, Italian automaker Fiat and the struggling American manufacturer Chrysler announced a nonbinding global alliance that would reshape both companies at the height of the worldwide financial crisis. The agreement gave Fiat […]
15 nostalgic (& ugly) ’60s cars If you watched these automotive disasters roll off dealership lots, you witnessed questionable design choices that became rolling time capsules of automotive ambition gone awry, yet somehow earned nostalgic […]
On January 19, 1903, a bold announcement appeared in the French sports newspaper L’Auto that would forever change the world of athletics and sports journalism. Facing declining readership and fierce competition, the paper revealed plans […]