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Only 40 models of the Volvo S60 Polestar, at $60,225, will be sold in the U.S.—every one a shade of shocking blue. Dan Neil writes that it is a respectable car, if you can handle the paint job.
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The Cadillac ATS-V Coupe—featuring Engine Sound Enhancement—is a performance version of GM’s premium compact coupe. Dan Neil feels the noise.
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The Citroën DS is technically unsurpassed, completely inimitable, has a great back story and is the most beautiful car of all time, writes Dan Neil.
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Zelectric Motors CEO David Benardo is converting vintage mid-century Volkswagen Beetles to electric power, resulting in eco-friendly, energy-efficient classic cars.
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Dan Neil takes a white-knuckle spin in the three-wheeled Dymaxion car dreamed up in the 1930s by the legendary architect.
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Don’t let the aggressive look of a café racer scare you. These rides—designed to revive the spirit of ’60s bikes—are all about the elegance and speed of the basics.
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Despite some quite bombastic advertising, writes Dan Neil, the Lexus RC350 is not a really performance car, but a sweet, refined boulevardier with a soundtrack of cute, kitteny growls.
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Tesla names its robots after superheroes, but Nissan prefers anime characters. Godzilla is a favorite everywhere.
German auto maker BMW says it is recalling 91,800 Mini Coopers to fix a defect that may prevent the air bag on the front passenger side of the cars from deploying in a crash.
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Locally supported dirt-track racing is booming, writes Dan Neil.
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In the ritzy 90210 ZIP Code, car buyers love their Mercedes-Benz. They also enjoy poker and bridge, according to a market-research firm.
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Die-hards await “Mad Max: Fury Road” with mohawks, shoulder pads and replica “Interceptors;” no Mel Gibson this time.
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Noel Whittall’s 1918 Triumph Model H remains an engineering marvel. It has survived for nearly a century, and it can still move at 40 mph.
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Pam Sturgill, of Springport, Mich., owns two hearses. Why? “It’s unique, and people love to see it on the road.”
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Mary Phelps of South Haven, Mich., restored a 1969 Shasta Camper and shares it with her granddaughter.
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The creator of Bigfoot celebrates 40 years of driving the pickup with 700-pound wheels.
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Chicago sports anchor Jim Rose is a fan of James Bond. So much so that his Aston Martin is inspired by 007.
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