Wildest Stolen Car Stories On Motorious

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Coolest Convertibles For Sale On Motorious

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The Greatest Cars of All Time: Choosing the One

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Toyota Remains World’s Most Valuable Car Brand, Study Finds

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2020 is the wrong year to launch a car, but Czinger is moving full speed ahead

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Wildest Stolen Car Stories On Motorious

By Katherine T. Burrows 19 hours ago

Coolest Convertibles For Sale On Motorious

By Katherine T. Burrows 3 days ago

The Greatest Cars of All Time: Choosing the One

By Katherine T. Burrows 4 days ago

Toyota Remains World’s Most Valuable Car Brand, Study Finds

By Katherine T. Burrows 5 days ago

Wildest Stolen Car Stories On Motorious

By Katherine T. Burrows 19 hours ago

Stealing an enthusiast’s car is like taking away a piece of their soul. The disgusting criminals who commit these auto thefts have no regard for the blood, sweat, and tears that go into most classic and muscle car builds, restorations, or just upkeep. When a collector car is stolen, so is time, money, and heart from the owner, making the crime just a little bit worse when it happens to a gearhead. Here are some of the most memorable car thefts we’ve reported on.

Why not kick things off on a positive note, well, as positive as they can get when someone steals a classic car from a war Veteran. Curly Bunfill had hist 1956 Cadillac Eldorado stolen from his locked garage on January 17, 2020, and it was anonymously returned to the Sacramento Police Department. After the car was returned, 43-year-old James King was arrested in connection with the … Read More

Coolest Convertibles For Sale On Motorious

By Katherine T. Burrows 3 days ago

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With warmer weather on the way, it’s time to get some fresh air in these impressive ‘Verts!

Nothing beats cabin fever like getting on the road and cruising around with the sun on your face, and wind blowing in your hair. To celebrate the return of warm weather and sunny days, we have picked our favorite convertibles you can find in our inventory right now.

1964 Pontiac GTO Convertible

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The GTO is an iconic poncho that ruled in its era. This first year GTO is the thing of Pontiac collector’s dreams. It was rotisserie restoration in August 2016, and appears to need nothing except a driver to slide behind the wheel.

1967 Pontiac Firebird 400

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This 1967 Pontiac Firebird 400 Convertible is the first year for the legendary nameplate. That’s why

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The Greatest Cars of All Time: Choosing the One

By Katherine T. Burrows 4 days ago

From Car and Driver

Michael Jordan. The Beatles. Bill Murray. Some giants stand so far above the rest that their exceptionalism is a foregone conclusion. You can argue that someone else played the game better, but the societal consensus says you’re just being a contrarian.

No vehicle looms large enough to be the uncontested greatest, though. We know because, in the course of debating Car and Driver‘s list of legends, we hit gridlock when we tried to pick the one car that was greater than the other 41.

We named our GOATs based on their technological innovation, influence on the industry, simple beauty, and/or driver engagement. Any car that’s going to rise above the others needs to rank highly in all four of those categories. Its shape should be as graceful as the Lamborghini Miura’s, the Jaguar E-type’s, or the split-window Chevy Corvette’s. It should dissect a decreasing-radius

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Toyota Remains World’s Most Valuable Car Brand, Study Finds

By Katherine T. Burrows 5 days ago

Tesla was the only car brand to increase its value.

Just three automakers made it to the top 100 brands in market researcher Kantar’s latest 2020 BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Brands study. Toyota, ranked 48th overall, still remains the world’s most valuable car brand despite losing approximately 3 percent of its value compared to 2019.

Mercedes-Benz is the second most valuable brand in the automotive industry according to the study, placing 56th overall, followed by BMW at 61st position, losing 9 and 12 percent respectively. Ford and Honda dropped off the top 100 list after losing 10 and 15 percent of their values compared to 2019.

The Results From 2018 And 2019:

“Since 2008, the car sector has declined in value and has never recovered,” Global BrandZ Strategy Director, Graham Staplehurst, told Automotive News. “It’s very different from other sectors. For example, the luxury sector

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