(June 27, 2011) Hemmings Blog reports that the search is on for surviving Triumph TR2s.
The TR2 Survivor List is searching for all remaining Triumph TR2s, whether they are original, restored or just parts cars. The TR2 was built for only three years, 1953-1955. The registry has only about 1,800 TR2s in its database, yet 8,636 TR2s were made for worldwide production.
(June 25, 2011) GRAND BLANC, Mich. — Efficiency isn’t a word typically associated with hot rods, but when the GM Performance Parts (GMPP) E-ROD 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air hit the road for this summer’s Hot Rod Power Tour, it delivered an average of 23 mpg on the drive from Florida to Michigan. That was with a 430-horsepower LS3 V-8 under the hood and emissions performance comparable to a new Camaro SS.
(June 18, 2011) Joe LoCicero of Norway, Maine, is anything but average. While the typical driver clocks about 14,000 miles per year, Joe does that in about three months on his job. Joe's 1990 Honda Accord has taken him nearly 1 million miles over the past 15 years, a feat that speaks to the reliability of his Honda as well as the dedication of its driver to reach this unique milestone. 
(June 15, 2011) The world's oldest Bentley and a Brough Superior motorcycle once owned by Steve McQueen are joining the Gooding & Co.auction lineup at the Pebble Beach Classic Car Auctions Aug. 20 and 21, AutoWeek reports.
(June 13, 2011) We ran across this immaculate 1954 Ford Ranch Wagon in a Lowe's Home Improvement parking lot in Morehead City, N.C., over Memorial Day weekend.
(June 1, 2011) TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (PRNewswire) — Earlier this year, a1970 Plymouth 'Cuda Hemi Convertible was auctioned for $1,705,000 and a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing Coupe came off the block for $1,375,000 -— not exactly chump change. 
(May 24, 2011) A well-maintained 1955 Nash Rambler wagon was spotted on a Weaverville, Calif., street in early May. The model year can be determined because 1955 was the first year the Rambler came with open front wheel wells.
(May 23, 2011) This well preserved 1946 Lincoln sedan was found on a car lot in Kingman, Arizona, complete with factory fender skirts. 
(May 22, 2011) If you have a Cadillac in working order you can help the folks in Barton, Vermont. They have organized a Cadillac parade to take place on Aug. 17 and need at least 103 cars driving single file from the high school to the county fairgrounds.
(May 11, 2011) The 2011 Hemmings Motor News Great Race has been revived and will be run this year from June 11 through June 17 and cover seven states starting at Chattanooga, Tenn., and ending at Bennington, Vt.
