Taking a Look Back
Back in the 1990s, I met a man named Don Ricardo. A legend among petrol heads, particularly with Mercedes-Benz enthusiasts, Ricardo had a garage that put many others to shame. […]

Back in the 1990s, I met a man named Don Ricardo. A legend among petrol heads, particularly with Mercedes-Benz enthusiasts, Ricardo had a garage that put many others to shame. […]

Having stabilized Chrysler somewhat with sales winners like LeBaron, the best selling convertible in America, and Town & Country, Caravan, and Voyager, the best selling minivans ever, and proving with […]

Jay Leno’s garage is a place of utter amazement. For car guys, it’s truly Disneyland. It’s overwhelming and there is something new to see with each visit. The artwork is […]

Since day one, I have subscribed to the notion that, when making over a garage, the floor is the first order of business. While I still think there is a […]

I’ve said it al too many times – it’s not a competition. There are a number of smaller garages out there that have been beautifully dressed up by their keepers […]

It’s creeping up on us much faster than we realize, and the conversation has lightly been coming up around here about relaunching the Garage Tour. We have a tremendous opportunity to […]

Doing it all over again, but in an entirely different fashion, is a strange phenomenon. We launched a full-blown magazine to international distribution, an impressive subscriber list, great advertiser support, […]

Sounds like a nutty proposal, but it was one that Mike McCandless suggested a while back when we were talking about the prices of neons and porcelains skyrocketing off the […]

Today, my friend and fellow garagista, Charlie Arolla, sent me an article about a guy who electrified his 1972 Road Runner. It struck me right at home, as my first […]

We’re running headlong into the Holidays at full steam ahead, so I hope all of you have gotten your shopping done and are ready to relax with friends and family […]