When Toby Follows damaged his first car jumping railroad tracks with his brother he got one of life’s great lessons. (more…)
By Amir Rosenbaum – Founder
Mark Gillies, Car & Driver Executive Editor and accomplished race car driver extraordinaire looked me in the eye and murmured something to the effect of; (more…)
The Toniq’s beginnings started with Will Baxter and Colin Williams, both car guys that wanted to make waves in the kit car industry. (more…)
Held every year for vehicles from 1970 and older, the San Clemente car show opened up the entries this year to include newer cars. (more…)
Ultralight Aircraft Fly Inn at OAK. Bergen, Norway.
The History of Boat Kits,
ON my desk in front of me is a copy of the Brooks Boat Company, Inc. catalog for 1930. (more…)
Jerry Lynch declares he has the bug. An all encompassing high flying sickness for aviation. Flying he says fondly, “is like a disease.” (more…)
“Just as Superman puts on his undies over everything else, so the WR3 V-Storm follows the superhero’s lead and puts everything that’s usually hidden from view on show for the world to see. (more…)

The WoopyFly, is kinda like a paraglider/trike/ultralight at AERO Friedrichshafen show this April 2010 Germany, wings that folds up for storage like a paraglider — but it’s inflatable. (more…)
“The aim of this book is to provide information on the more advanced types of chassis and suspension in a form which will be understood by the large majority of motoring enthusiast. (more…)
Pilot undeterred by take-off accident. Gyrox aloft in Thailand shortly before its crash in Nongprue. (more…)
When the Ariel Atom 2 made it to the USA under Brammo Motorsports in Ashland Oregon it was a huge splash in the specialty car market and quickly generated a months long waiting list. (more…)
A niche market that’s been gaining steam in Japan is the “monster scooter” format. High levels of customization and cartoon-like features make these vehicles stand out from everything else. (more…)