Car Culture & Entertainment

Spend much time following any sanctioned race series, and there’s a good chance you’ll come across the term “homologation.” Homologation is a fancy word that, in a racing context, basically […]

If you’re into high performance Chevrolets—in particular, tire-shredding Chevelles, Novas, and Camaros—then you should really know about Don Yenko. Thanks to his efforts, some of the meanest Bowties of the […]

Heather Holler wasn’t born a gearhead. As a child, the closest she got to a high performance car was sitting in her father Jeff’s lap while he let her “steer” […]

A while back, we told you about the “Heavy Chevy” Chevelle, a sporty-looking trim package that added things like a blacked-out grille and hood pins. But Chevy didn’t stop at […]

Lebanon, Ohio – The Lebanon, Mason & Monroe Railroad (LM&M) is a scenic railroad that operates just north of Cincinnati, Ohio. It offers a series of themed train rides over […]

Now here’s an interesting conundrum. About a week ago, the Summit Racing folks shared our article on what defines a vehicle’s classic status on their Facebook page, along with a […]

Given how rare Sunbeam Tigers are nowadays, we were delighted to come across such a pristine looking example at a recent Cars & Coffee event near Cincinnati, Ohio—and were downright […]

A while back, we were strolling through rows of vintage cars and trucks at the Goodguys Summit Racing Nationals, when we fell upon a near-pristine 1983 Chevy Cavalier: Make no […]

As America readied itself for its 200th birthday in 1976, the familiar red-white-blue paint scheme was applied liberally to everything from teapots to trains. So it’s probably no surprise that […]

On June 30th, 1953 the first production Corvette rolled off the assembly line. And after being re-christened as the Sting Ray in 1963, the C2 Corvette brought ever-increasing performance to “America’s Sports […]