An RB25-powered Datsun 240Z gets an all-aluminum exterior, reducing the car’s weight by about 154 pounds while solving the ...

A prototype CLE with a V8 has finally been spotted on video, yet the engine barely makes a sound. We're excited… and a little ...

When Guy Allen caught up with father and son team John and Nick Wakeling they shared the spoils of their labour on a 1962 MGA MKII 1600 ...

Okay, folks who love engines, fumes, and shiny old rides some autos simply move you around. Yet others? They slide smoothly, roar loudly, almost steal your breath step by step. Think classics: aged ...

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The 1960s were a golden decade for the automotive world. It was an era defined by style, character, and mechanical simplicity a time when cars were more than just transportation; they were rolling ...

Perhaps my greatest source of shame is the fact that I'm a watch guy. What can I say? I like having a pretty, shiny thing on my wrist that tells the time without also telling me how many unread emails ...

In 1971, a Datsun 240Z sponsored in part by Seiko unexpectedly won the 6,200km-long East Africa Safari Rally. It became the most legendary example of the iconic Datsun Z before the brand was phased ...

Seiko unveils three limited-edition Prospex Speedtimer watches with Datsun 240Z Designs draw from the car’s red-and-black chassis and vintage instruments Releasing in September 2025 , each model will ...

Dodging zebra and ostriches, waving to school-age children, filmed by a hovering Bell 47 helicopter as it tore around dirt tracks in rural Uganda, a Datsun 240Z overcame a Porsche to win the 19th ...

Introduced in 1969, the Datsun Z Car was a pretty groundbreaking vehicle. Not only did it popularize Japanese sports cars outside their domestic market, but it also provided a more affordable ...

Owning a car can mean vastly different things depending on the individual. For some, it’s a symbol of pride; for others, a constant headache. Some view it simply as a necessary evil. People’s ...