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The brave venture GM has undertaken to produce the first mid-engine Corvette is already paying dividends. By obtaining this impressive accolade, General Motors has successfully brought the affordable, sleek C8…

The brave venture GM has undertaken to produce the first mid-engine Corvette is already paying dividends. By obtaining this impressive accolade, General Motors has successfully brought the affordable, sleek C8 to its full potential. Although there have been many murmurs of discontent throughout its fanbase, the mid-engine Corvette has now been recognized by a third-party as a marvelous step in the right direction.

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The Expected and the Unexpected at the LA Auto Show

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While the crowds flock to see the Mustang Mach E and everyone has their cell phones ready to catch Tesla’s new electric truck unveiling, take the road less traveled to…

While the crowds flock to see the Mustang Mach E and everyone has their cell phones ready to catch Tesla’s new electric truck unveiling, take the road less traveled to see the other new kids on the automotive block.

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8 Meters: Triumph, Tragedy and a Photo Finish at Le Mans

Doug Stokes

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Ahead of the blockbuster film “Ford v Ferrari” starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale, fans can watch one of the first in-depth documentary spotlights about driver Ken Miles and the…

Ahead of the blockbuster film “Ford v Ferrari” starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale, fans can watch one of the first in-depth documentary spotlights about driver Ken Miles and the 1966 Le Mans race.

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2020 Roush Mustang: “Special” is an Understatement

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LA Car contributor Roseanne Murphy gets a chance to pilot ROUSH’s latest Mustang on track at Willow Springs.

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SHELBY AMERICAN DOCUMENTARY … REAL LIFE VERSION

Doug Stokes

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11.14. 19 … ln light of the imminent debut of the feature film “Ford v Ferrari”, fans (and non-fans as well) should also be aware of a new and highly-accurate…

11.14. 19 … ln light of the imminent debut of the feature film “Ford v Ferrari”, fans (and non-fans as well) should also be aware of a new and highly-accurate documentary about the life and times of Carroll Shelby which goes on sale November 19th. -Doug Stokes Editor-at-Large

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Autoweek Prints Its Last Hard Copy

Doug Stokes

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60 year old motor journal issues its final magazine … the web wins again.

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The Fates of 5 Famous L.A. Movie Cars

Collin Morgan

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What happened to some of the most famous movie cars to grace the streets of our city?

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Lady of Lake Maggiore

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LA Car is on hand to experience the debut of automotive and multimedia art at the Mullin Automotive Museum

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Toyota Reacts to Natural Disasters in California and Texas

Doug Stokes

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This is more than simply a PR gesture on Toyota’s part. It’s a mark of concern for the public and for the people who chose that brand of motorcar. My…

This is more than simply a PR gesture on Toyota’s part. It’s a mark of concern for the public and for the people who chose that brand of motorcar. My guess (and hope) is that all of the other automotive corporate-owned/operated credit services will offer similar payment relief options to their customers.

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Vector Motors: The Rise and Fall of the Original American Supercars

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Vector Motors, and its gnarly journey through adversity, provided a glimmer of hope for the Stars and Stripes to compete with European supercars. Regrettably, Vector has undergone a brutal beatdown,…

Vector Motors, and its gnarly journey through adversity, provided a glimmer of hope for the Stars and Stripes to compete with European supercars. Regrettably, Vector has undergone a brutal beatdown, but the small shop outside of Los Angeles might give us a glimpse of a new American Hypercar future.

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Len Frank was the legendary co-host of “The Car Show”—the first and longest-running automotive broadcast program on the airwaves. Len was also a highly regarded journalist, having served in editorial roles with Motor Trend, Sports Car Graphic, Popular Mechanics, and a number of other publications. LA Car is proud to once again host “Look Down the Road – The Writings of Len Frank” within its pages:

Ahead of the blockbuster film “Ford v Ferrari” starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale, fans can watch one of the first in-depth documentary spotlights about driver Ken Miles and the 1966 Le Mans race.

LA Car contributor Roseanne Murphy gets a chance to pilot ROUSH’s latest Mustang on track at Willow Springs.

60 year old motor journal issues its final magazine … the web wins again.

What happened to some of the most famous movie cars to grace the streets of our city?

Vector Motors, and its gnarly journey through adversity, provided a glimmer of hope for the Stars and Stripes to compete with European supercars. Regrettably, Vector has undergone a brutal beatdown, but the small shop outside of Los Angeles might give us a glimpse of a new American Hypercar future.

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