Some of the most beautiful prototipo ever made were Alfa Romeos. We’ll discuss the one-off cars from 1914, the B.A.T. cars of the 1950’s, Sprint Speciale low nose, the wild […]
Car books and magazines have a long history, but are they useful? Let’s talk about them. How have they changed? Online resources versus print from an information, investment, or simply […]
Celebrating Women’s History Month we’ll follow the great women racers throughout history and tell their stories. Many drove Alfa Romeos including one currently on the Alfa Romeo F1 development team. High […]
Carrozzeria means coachbuilder or body maker in Italian. Back in the early days of automobiles, many companies designed and made the bodies that went on a car. Milan Italy had […]
What will the Alfas look like in the near and far future? Will the cars be manual or automatic? Gas or electric? What technological aids will be available and what […]
To kick off the 75 Years of Porsche exhibit at America’s Car Museum, author and Porsche Club Historian, Jay Gillotti, will offer an updated version of the “917 at 50” […]
Hear about Luke Rizzuto's driving adventures on the World Auto Tour in 2008 and 2014. After successfully recreating and completing the United States leg of the 1908 Automobile Great Race […]
In the land of designer logos, the hood ornament holds a unique place. The identity of the car could be found in the hood ornament, also known as Motor Mascots. […]
Join us on June 3rd for a panel discussion celebrating the centennial of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. This year's events in France will celebrate 100 years since the first […]
To complement the Porsche 75 exhibit at America’s Car Museum, Porsche Club Historian, Jay Gillotti, will offer a basic overview of Porsche history. Pre-registration is required to participate in this […]
