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  There was a bygone era when cars turned the calendar page with a brand-new look every fall. The object of the game? Make a...

Many of our non-Canadian readers may be puzzled by the title because Mercury trucks were only built for the Canadian market during their 1946...

MyStarCollectorCar “What’s It?” Wednesday is aimed at the average car guy, so the two clues should solve the puzzle—even if you need a little...

Once upon a time there was a small domestic car company that competed with the Big Three (GM, Ford, and Chrysler) for customers in...

Car shows were a vanishing species during last summer’s version of the plague, but they have begun to rebound with a vengeance as we...

                 Mike Youngman is the proud owner of a 1958 Corvette that has a strong connection to its former owner, a car guy named Tom...

The best MyStarCollector Car owner’s story is the one with a major family connection. This 1965 Falcon convertible is a classic example. Chad Trotter is the...

Spreading exaggerated falsehoods about a topic of interest is not unique to the car hobby. For example, fishermen have lied about the size of...

1948 was the end of the line for old style sedans built in North America. The cars were the bridge between the pre and...

Most of these MyStar “What’s It?“ Wednesday puzzles are based on familiar cars, so the chances are better for a solution. Hopefully, this second clue...