The Barret-Jackson vehicle auction happened over the weekend in sunny Arizona. Lots and lots of lettuce (that means money) was being thrown around. We recommend checking out the story on one person who bought the Corvette pictured below for a whopping $600,000.
- The hottest trend in Europe is buying a used car
- Almost 800,000 people attended the North American International Auto Show in Detroit
- The first 2013 Chevy Corvette 427 Convertible sold for $600,000
We have some bad news and good news. Bad news is Saab has to sell all of their classic cars- that story below. Good news? Today is Friday.
- The bankrupt Swedish automaker Saab is liquidating 120 classic cars from their museum
- Chinese man stages a protest and accuses of Porsche of discrimination
- The average age of a car in America is a almost 11 years old
- The art of building NASCAR tribute cars
The days following a Halloween weekend are usually best for nursing stomachaches after eating too much candy and salted pumpkin seeds. This year, it is also a time to get nostalgic about the past 100 years of Chevrolet. The brand celebrates their centennial-anniversary this Thursday and the media hoopla around Chevy has begun. Here are those stories and more.
- Michael Waltrip finally stars in a commercial that is actually funny…gross too
- It was “Chrysler Sub-Compact Weekend” on Hooniverse featuring the Omni and Sundance among others.
- Mark Phelan refers to America as “baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet.”
- Chevrolet’s biggest misses over their 100-year history
- The ten best lines from Top Gear’s Jeremy Clarkson (with video)