Camry and Civic lead comeback of Toyota, Honda When 2011 ticked over to become 2012, something changed with the dynamic that had been in place nearly all of last year. We had become so used to the domestics seeing increased sales month after month while Toyota and Honda struggled to keep their heads above water while fixing disaster-related production issues. No more. January saw both T   ...read more

I may be the only auto journalist who hates the Cadillac CTS-V Wagon. Funny, because I like station wagons. And I like the CTS-V. A lot. At the CTS Coupe launch in June of 2010, a Cadillac exec told me that only 5 were needed to be built to break even, making it effectively a [...]   ...read more

A few days ago, at the Dubai International Marine Club, Nissan arranged a quite interesting little challenge featuring its much-hyped Juke-R (the model that hosts a GT-R engine in a Juke’s[...]   ...read more

The new-generation 2012 Actros big rig has already won Truck of the Year - for the fourth time - and Mercedes-Benz figured it would have some fun letting other truck people know about its semi. It kitted an Actros out in the eggshell hue and black-and-yellow sign that's standard-issue German taxi livery, then sent it out to pick up passengers. The hook? Some of these passengers were waiting outsid   ...read more

On the 25th of February, the Boca Raton Concours d'Elegance Gala will be holding their 6th annual auction and they will have some very special models on the block. Leading the line will be the 2013 Mercedes SL63 AMG that hasn't even been released yet.   ...read more

The most impressive car that was sold at the Gooding & Company’s Scottsdale, Arizona auction was this gorgeous 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Alloy Gullwing that managed to fetch an impressive $4.2 million, which cost a total of $4.62 million after taking into account the auction fees. In other words, we are dealing with the most [...] Post published on Rpmgo.com 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Alloy G   ...read more

You see quite a few W126s in junkyards these days? in fact, the rise in scrap steel prices seems to have doomed all but the the most flawless of the big 1980s Benzes? but the S-Class of the late 1960s is seldom seen in The Crusher’s waiting room. Here’s one that I found in a [...]   ...read more