[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] Today kicks off a new Classic Carl cartoon caption contest. Each week, we share a Classic Carl cartoon that’s missing a caption and ask readers to submit their most clever and creative ideas. Share your caption ideas using the form below and you could win a ClassicCars.com swag bag. The submission deadline is…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] The Acura brand celebrates its 35-year anniversary this year. Honda launched its luxury brand in 1986 with two models — the flagship Legend sedan and the sporty Integra hatchback. Since then, much more has come. Acura enthusiasts — yes, there are such creatures — consider the 1990s the “golden era,” not only because of…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] Ford’s plans with the Bronco involve selling a lot of aftermarket bits and bobs on top of the actual cars. This is a move inspired by what Jeep has been doing with Mopar and going further, it is possible that some customers might decide to tune their Broncos to ever greater extents. For…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] One of the few things I remember from when my mom took my brother and me to the 1964 New York World’s Fair was the sight and sound of the Turbine Car rounding the track at the Chrysler pavilion.  So yes, I was a car geek even back then.  And yes, back in…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] Entering its fourth year of production this year, Volvo has given the XC60 a subtle makeover in a way similar to the XC90 two years ago. Visually, the XC60 gains a redesigned front bumper and grille, new alloy wheel options and a selection of new, albeit undisclosed colour options. More prominent are the…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] While the F-150 and the F-150 Raptor saw a generation change last year, the Super Duty series will do with a modest refresh this year. Currently in its fifth generation, Ford decided to give it a second refresh, which suggests that the next-gen could still be at least a couple of years away.…

[bsa_pro_ad_space id=14] A little yellow Porsche… and no, it wasn’t a 911. When Aston Martin was confirmed as the official Formula One safety car supplier for 2021, ending a 25-year Mercedes-AMG monopoly, it got me thinking. Actually, to be clear, Aston Martin and Mercedes-AMG will share safety car duties this year, so the three-pointed star…