The 22nd annual Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance took place this past weekend. With special guests such as this year’s honoree, Al Unser, Sr., as well as a discussion headed by Adam Carolla featuring Peter Brock, John Morton, Sam Posey, Chip
A crowd of Mazda and Miata enthusiasts traveled to Daytona, Florida this past Saturday, for the unique opportunity to sign the millionth Mazda MX-5 Miata produced. This was part of what Mazda calls “a worldwide appreciation tour” which was taking place
Like many who follow car culture, I’ve been reading about the custom Porsche builds of Akira Nakai and his custom Japanese Porsche tuning company, Rauh Welt Begriff, for a few years now. At one time, I even replicated the famous Stella
This week I was invited to attend a Miata meet in Tampa hosted by the Tampa Bay Miatas club. After the end of this final crazy spring semester and attending several races and a Concours, I hadn’t attended any car events, so it would be a good
Last month’s Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance was this author’s first attendance to the event and it was big… huge in fact. Due to a combination of trying to cover it all, preparation for publishing, not to mention attending the Sebring 12
Re-shared from FlatSixes.com, Photography by Brett Sloan The 911’s iconic status in sports car hierarchy makes car meets like Luft 3 really exciting. Events like this don’t come along often, so I’m sharing this link to a second gallery of images from
This weekend, creative director Howie Idelson and Porsche racer Patrick Long put together the third annual Luftgekühlt, which celebrates the early air-cooled engine models of the Porsche 911 from pre-A 356 all the way to the 993 which ended production in
With my Miata having been broken since the end of last September, I hadn’t made it out to a single meet since last year. With that finally sorted out thanks to Maztech, I attended a meet on Wednesday. Hosted by Tampa Bay Miatas and
Despite being threatened by rain this year, the 21st annual Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance went off without a hitch. Fog and overcast conditions had been recurrent throughout the weekend, so the awards had to be given out earlier than planned.
Many of you can probably remember when Volkswagen was known more for making small, cheap, ubiquitous cars with character, known as the Beetle, than they were for a diesel emissions controversy. Last Saturday, I was able to travel back to
