During the XNUMXs, General Motors developed many hybrid prototypes. At the end of the Sixties, this resulted in the special GM Stir-Lec I and II. Thanks in part to the application of the Stirling engine, they were unique in their technical kind. The Stir-Lecs did not make it to the production stage. But the principles of that time offer […] More
In France it is not only often very difficult with real estate transactions. The introduction of a (classic) car or young timer can also lead to surprises. The theoretical 'just overwriting' from one European license plate to another is the dream solution. More
Compact car is a vehicle size class – mainly used in North America – that sits between subcompact cars and midsize cars. The current definition is similar to the European C-segment or the British term “small family car”. Before the downsizing of the US auto industry in the XNUMXs and XNUMXs, larger wheelbase vehicles up to […] More
The Opel Test Center Dudenhofen in Dudenhofen, Germany, exists fifty years. Since the opening in April 1966, the new Opel models have been put through their paces here at the Opel Test Center Dudenhofen. The development of new technology is a spearhead. The Opel Test Center Dudenhofen also contributes in important […] More
The strangest stories are circulating in this world about the Chevrolet Corvette. We have a few – the most important? - organised. The Corvette was named after a handy and manoeuvrable warship. The name was coined by Myron Scott, an American photographer, who is also seen as the inventor […] More
On April 16, BCA Auctions will organize its annual classic car auction. Numerous classics will be collected at Landweer 4 in Barneveld. Interested parties can take a look at the showroom in the Gelderse town from 9 a.m. The starting gun for the auction will sound at 12 noon. The list of […] More
American Style: Working with a paper clip. GM cars from before 1993 have an OBD, an on-board diagnostic connection. More
