Car guys are notorious ad junkies.   They’ll look at ‘For Sale’ signs stuck on grocery store billboards, online, in newspapers, in magazines and taped to dusty old cars in back alleys.   That kind of research gives car guys deep insight into ad copy but for the less enthusiastic members of society, here’s See More

  One of the most popular forms of a “What’s It?” clue is to use a smashed-up car so the first clue follows that pattern.   This second clue follows another “What’s It?” pattern with a covered-up clue.           If these clues don’t take you to the answer, you’ll find it below on See More

  The fastback phenomenon has always been associated with the muscle car movement of the late 1960s.   Imagine Steve McQueen behind the wheel of a 1968 Mustang notchback instead of his legendary fastback Mustang during his famous car chase scene in ‘Bullitt’.     The image of a non-fastback Mustang chasing a 1968 Dodge See More

  The pony car wars were a large part of the legendary 1960s automotive scene.   The Ford Mustang cemented the “pony car” term when it debuted in 1964 (and a half), even though the 1964 Barracuda preceded the Mustang by a few months that year.   The Ford Mustang was a home run for See More