Cold weather and rain didn’t stop Maryland Land Rover owners from gathering at Hunt Valley Horsepower for their monthly first-Saturday meetup, complete with hot English tea.
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Ford wants thirteen grand for two-tone paint on the new F-150
The automaker just rolled out a factory two-tone option that costs more than a decent used car. Yes, you can finance it separately.
One Man, 400 Jeeps, and Zero Regrets
Mick Mitchell started collecting military Jeeps in eighth grade and never stopped. Now his private hoard has climbed past 400 and lives in a building he designed himself.
Snook’s Dream Cars Closes After 24 Years Because Nobody Knows Carbs
A small-town Ohio museum is selling its entire collection because the owner can’t find a mechanic who actually understands pre-EFI systems.
RM Sotheby’s brings a Duesenberg J and Auburn Speedster to Hershey
The auction house hits 20 years in Pennsylvania with pre-war metal that matters, including a Murphy-bodied Duesy and the first supercharged Auburn 851.
Ford Built a Hybrid 6×6 Ranger to Poach the British Army Contract
Ford, General Dynamics, and Ricardo are pitching a six-wheeled, hybrid-boosted Ranger Super Duty to replace 70 years of Land Rover military service by 2030.
The Hershey Swap Meet Is Where Pre-War Iron Still Changes Hands
Every October, the AACA Eastern National Fall Meet turns a Pennsylvania parking lot into the country’s biggest hunting ground for antique cars and the parts that keep them alive.
JLR and Stellantis brewing a Defender pickup for the American market
Jaguar Land Rover is teaming up with Stellantis to build a US-spec Defender truck. Ram knows pickups, Defender knows mud—could be interesting.
Costco Just Doubled Motor Oil Prices and Started Rationing Bottles
Kirkland synthetic oil jumped from thirty bucks to nearly sixty, and you can only grab two bottles a week. Blame crude at a hundred dollars a barrel and refineries chasing fuel over lubricant.