Ah, a cowboy and his Beetle. Nothing more natural in the world. When I first looked at this, I thought it was a…
This 1968 Dodge Monaco brochure page is remarkable for a lot of things: the mention of a taillight, singular, those…
Welcome back to weekdays! I just wanted to share with you this scene from a town in the American Southeast. Totally…
Another week of grand accomplishment and shoving humanity, grudgingly, to new and unforeseen heights of achievement.…
It’s Earth Day! If you’re unfamiliar, it’s sort of like Neptune Day but instead of celebrating a boring-ass gas…
So I saw this charming old Tatra ad where, I think, the ride quality is being compared to that of a fictional thing,…
This 1972 brochure for the charming little Fiat X1/9 is pretty delightful, but it’s so hard not to make a cruel joke…
You made it through another week! I always believed in you, even when everyone was saying all those terrible things…
“I know it’s 73 miles out of the way, but gas at this station in the middle of this dustbowl is 2.14 cents cheaper…
Here’s something modern carmakers never seem to advertise or promote anymore: how easy it is to disassemble their…
I always really liked these forward-control Mercedes-Benz 319 vans, but I also think the double logo placement it…
I just liked this intensely blue illustration of a 1965 Oldsmobile Jetstar I, Old’s “lowest-priced, full-sized…
In the late ’50s, aluminum was beginning to get some real interest as an automotive building material, and companies…
I really really want those zany paint cans in the back of that 1970 Citroën HY van to contain paint that just…
There’s something about this picture that reminds me of one of those all-beige fried seafood meals, like a plate of…
Citroën’s old ads for the 2CV van variants, called the AZU or the Fourgonnette, were really charming and effective.…
I was going through some old notes, and uncovered the following first-impression thoughts of when I was driving a…
Back when I moved from Los Angeles to Chapel Hill, NC some years back, I was really lamenting leaving what is, I…
Fun fact: for many years, Chrysler’s quality control was handled by a group of dapper engineers, accountants, and…
To all my autojourno pals whining about getting taken in by Volkswagen’s clumsy gag about changing their name to…