NASCAR has had one guiding principle throughout its 77-year history: keep racing. Fuel crisis? Keep racing. Driver strike? Keep racing. Manufacturers pull out? Keep racing. A legend dies at Daytona?

Executive Chairman Bill Ford and Ford Performance general manager Will Ford seek motor racing dominance at Le Mans, F1, ...

While the 1970s spelled the end of the OG muscle car era, there were still some high-powered performance machines on the road ...

• Oakland County Farmers Market offers a free cooking demonstration, 10-11 a.m. Feb. 22, held in cooperation with edibleWOW, ...

William Byron raced to his second straight Daytona 500 victory, surviving a string of late-race wrecks that knocked out a ...

Some cars are so popular and well-designed they manage to transcend the domain of automotive enthusiasts and become ...

David Bentley called himself “Dino.” He loved The Doors and the Pittsburgh Steelers. The 48-year-old was also in and out of Portland’s downtown jail on theft, trespassing and drug possession charges ...

Lock McNeill brought this office a freak in the way of a big egg. The measurements are 8 3/4 inches over the ends and 7 inches around the middle. The egg weighs 5 ounces. The mother of this egg is a ...

Chevy Corvette production moved to the St. Louis assembly plant in 1954. This Sportsman Red copy will soon cross the Mecum ...

John Belushi had a particularly tough time dealing with Chase’s sudden fame and began acting out in response. “Belushi ...

Bud Ritchey and Glenn Ritchey Jr. talk about their dad, Jon Hall Chevrolet owner Glenn Ritchey Sr., and his commitment to ...

GM’s iconic pony car, the Chevrolet Camaro, has been a household name since it first rolled off the assembly line in the late 1960s. The Camaro provided rear-wheel-drive performance and style ...