Have a look at this beautifully painted Road Glide that hearkens back to the nose art that appeared on many a WWII fighting machine.
Perhaps this shows that Chevy trucks really do have some might. But maybe Chevy dealerships are just poorly built?
Mixed in with all the cool new stuff at the NYIAS, you can also see a collection of vintage New York Police Department squad cars, including a few Fords.
If the driver was indeed street racing, then it might be easier to look at this beautiful 991-generation 911 GT3 lying on its back, doing a fine impression of $130,000 turtle. But not much.
The Harley-Davidson motorcycle is nearly as iconic an American symbol of freedom as the Bald Eagle. So when you ride one in communist Cuba, it makes quite a statement. But with a trade embargo in place for many years, where did all those Harleys on the island come from?
I'm sure you're all well aware of the Hallmark-coined phrase: "If you love something, let it go. If it comes back to you, it's yours. It it doesn't, then it never was." Well, that phrase doesn't just apply to greeting cards, in this case, it also applies to our Corvette of the Week.
Popular Mechanics just named the top-of-the-line Shelby Mustang GT350R their Sports Car of the Year.
