The Automotive Council in Tokyo, which celebrated its 10th year in 2026, operates on a different principle entirely. It exists to bring out the cars people actually care about — the rare ones, the ones that have been quietly living…
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While the American automotive industry has spent the first quarter of 2026 cancelling things — EVs, factory shifts,…
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The car is back. Not the crossover with "Sport" in the name, not the EV that looks like…
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The car in question is the R32 Skyline GT-R, known to those who grew up on Gran Turismo…
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There are certain headlines in the motoring world that make seasoned enthusiasts sit up a little straighter. Porsche unveils a new GT3. Caterham promises to keep the manual gearbox alive. Mazda insists the MX-5 will never die. And then there's…
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Henry Ford II didn't build a Le Mans winner. He built a grudge. In 1963, Henry Ford II made what seemed like a sensible business decision: buy Ferrari. Enzo Ferrari's racing dominance was unmatched, his road cars were the envy…
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The Middle East is on fire, oil prices are through the roof, and somewhere in Bangkok last week,…
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The Ferrari 250 GTO is routinely described as the most beautiful car ever made. It is certainly among…
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There is a particular kind of financial pain reserved for the person who almost bought the right thing.…
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