Muscle car mania (San Jose Mercury News) In the sizzling '60s, rude, crude muscle cars snarled, burning rubber and spewing raw horsepower. Today some of those rough old outlaws -- Chevelle Super Sports, GTOs, Mustangs, Camaros and Road Runners -- grace museum floors. Moreover, they've become the unlikely new stars of classic car auctions.
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Duncan Eyes Classic Crown (AllAfrica.com) It is unusual for one to get praises from equals, especially from fellow competitors in a contest as unpredictable as the East African Safari Classic Rally.
Christmas at the Crossroads Saturday (The Weekly Post) Rainsville s Annual Christmas at the Crossroads is this Saturday, beginning first with the Christmas Parade, which will feature floats, classic cars, Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, firetrucks, horses and more. The parade begins at 4 p.m. (lineup starts at 3 p.m.) and will travel down Main Street.
Classic Safari Battle Begins (AllAfrica.com) Kenyan Rob Collinge leads 46 starters as the East African Classic Safari zooms off from 6am outside the Leisure Lodge and Resort Club in the picturesque South Coast today.
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Volvo unleashes monster SUV (Boston Herald) The term sport utility vehicle carries a very broad definition these days. Some SUVs are more like beefy cars than the trucks that classic sport utility vehicles look like. In...
Rally: Drivers Eye East Africa Classic Title (AllAfrica.com) Rally drivers yesterday set out for the East African Classic safari title as the event started from the Leisure Lodge and Golf Resort at the South Coast.
Johnny Lightning, Mopar Muscle series cars worth a look (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) Anyone who is an aficionado of muscle and classic cars will tell you that just about anything made by the old Chrysler Corp. -- now known as DaimlerChrysler -- is hot, hot, hot.
This GTO Needs More Retro (BusinessWeek) I met Bob Lutz years ago when he was a top executive at Chrysler, now DaimlerChrysler ( DCX ). I was a New York editor from BusinessWeek visiting the annual Detroit Auto Show to check out the latest cars and made the mistake of referring to him as "Mr. Lutz." His face took on a look of disdain.