A page put up by an owner of the first production electric automobile. The site contains many pictures of the car, information about the cost of electricity, and contact information in case you'd like to acquire your own.
Your one-stop clearinghouse for information concerning electric vehicles. Here you will find news releases from the association and its member companies, and details from various conferences and symposiums on the subject of electric automobiles.
Information about the high-performance electric race cars used in the formula lightning competition. Several colleges have elected to compete in the events, having fun while improving the technology of electric vehicles. The site includes pictures, specifications, a race schedule, and more.
A car buyer's guide aimed mainly at the Boston area, but applicable elsewhere as well. You'll find a listing of used cars for sale and can add yours if you like. There also is information about new cars, including a searchable database of over 16 years of car reviews done by the Boston Globe.
The official buyer's guide of the famous automotive magazine. Pick a manufacturer, price range, and vehicle type, and browse the results complete with photos. Or take the shortcuts and browse by all of any one category. Vehicle specifications are also provided.
When buying a car from a dealership, do you feel like you're walking into a spider's web? These tips are provided to make you feel less like a victim and more in control of your automobile purchase. Tips include—what time of the month you can get the best price, what to do before going to the dealership, and what cars really cost the dealer.
An enlightening set of tips for dealing with dealers when buying a car. The site shows you common tricks of the trade to look out for and methods you can use to get a better deal. Read all of this lengthy advice, and you'll be more than ready for your next purchase.
The place to go when thinking of buying a new or used car. A multitude of information is available, including price guides, dealer cost information, buyer advice and recommendations, recall information, and much, much more. Best of all, it's absolutely free.
Select a car by looking through makers, models, and classes. When you narrow your search down to a single vehicle, you are presented with a photo and the option of viewing all of its specifications. A glossary is also provided, which is very useful for giving meaning to sometimes cryptic automobile terms.
If you're thinking of buying a new compact car, check out this Web site first. It contains ranking information from a variety of sources, such as AAA, Consumer Guides, The Car Book, and more, to help you find out which compact is best for you.
Without giving any consideration whatsoever to the performance of the vehicles, a bunch of tall people sat in a bunch of cars and decided which were the best (and worst) based solely on interior room and comfort. Trucks, sport-utilities, minivans, and even subcompacts are compared.
A very lengthy set of questions designed to completely evaluate the condition of a used car before purchasing it. Included are questions you should ask of the seller and of yourself, and checklists for inside, outside, and under the car. A plain text version of this document is available and would be very handy to print out and take when looking at a car.
The Contemporary Historical Vehicles Association is a club dedicated to the preservation of vehicles from the Action Era, which is defined as any car 25 years old or older, back to 1928. Members receive free classified ads, access to an extensive club library, and CHVAID, a volunteer-based roadside assistance program.
A worldwide organization founded in 1959 that is dedicated to the preservation of the automobiles produced by the Hudson corporation, and later by American Motors. Members enjoy parts locators, annual meetings, and "The White Triangle," a 60-page bimonthly magazine.
For those lucky enough to own a Rolls-Royce or Bentley automobile, this club provides a variety of services. There is a parts exchange service and national events. The Web site also includes a FAQ and maintenance tips.
Sensible driving tips everyone can benefit from. Tips include real-world driving tips, how to set your mirrors, two-lane driving, the trucker's perspective, and the actual physics of racing.
A hangout for those among us who might appear to be lunatics, but who in reality are merely confident of their driving ability, do not obstruct traffic, know the capabilities of their vehicle, and have a passion for driving. If you fit the bill, hang out and chat with the rest of the NBD gang.
Now there's no need to abandon the roads once your little sister gets her license—as long as she's seen this page! This is a wonderful collection of possibly life-saving advice that inexperienced drivers can greatly benefit from. There are tips for driving to/from school, in rural areas, in bad weather, dealing with fatigue, and much more.
An Internet magazine devoted to off-roading. FAQs and pictures can be found about all sorts of vehicles including military, amphibious, and vehicles with as many as eight wheels. There is also an events page, with off-road events posted from all over the world, although the majority are Australian.
Get the lowdown on trails, technical truck information, clubs and events, and 4x4 products. Then zoom on into the 4x4 chat room and talk shop with fellow off-roaders.
All the information on the famous Dakar road rally. Browse route information, information on the Dakar organization, photos from the race, and view the sponsors.
An ongoing story by Chris Sutton about his adventures with his 1952 flatfender jeep. Details are provided about everything from buying the jeep and fixing it up with various parts, to coping with particular off-road situations.
A well-put-together site of interest to off-road aficionados. Features include various articles on anything from a specific vehicle to land use. Also available are photo galleries, links to manufacturers' home pages, and a classified service where you can advertise your vehicle or parts.
Details from the Moroccan Warn Adventure off-road race. The six-day event required precise navigation, teamwork, and endurance. Interesting reading to anyone involved in off-road racing.
The AC Cobra isn't just a car, it's a way of life; this Web page is dedicated to it. Here you will find listings of Cobra owners on the Web, the history of Carrol Shelby, pictures, stories, and much more. Of interest to anyone who's ever dreamed of owning one of these roadsters.
A page dedicated to this light racing car that the Italian auto maker put out in the 1960's. Includes information about all the various flavors of the car, and an image gallery of every GTA the author has ever seen.
The car often driven by the world's most famous spy, James Bond. This page contains images, technical information, links to other Aston Martin pages, and an assortment of Aston Martin trivia.
This page is sure to take you back to a time when the DeLorean was the coolest gullwing car in production. You'll find images, lists of known DeLorean owners on the Internet, a history of DMC, a DeLorean newsletter, and more.
A page dedicated to the Javelin, a sports car produced by American Motors in the early 1970's. Here you will find a bevy of information and links including images, original artwork, humor, cars owned by the site's visitors, and much more.
A site containing a brief history of the Italian automaker known as Automobili Lamborghini and a collection of almost every model of car they every produced, sorted by year, which includes photos and statistics.
True Porsche lovers live by the motto "Porsche: There is no Substitute." At this site you can find information and photos from every major Porsche produced, from a humble 11 horsepower Porsche tractor to the sleek new 986 convertible.
A collection of tips to keep the potentially dangerous hobby of motorcycling as safe as possible. Read through the collection of tips, peruse a case study on women motorcyclists, and link to a variety of other motorcycle pages.
A Web-based chat board of particular interest to bikers. Whether you're looking to buy/sell that rare Harley-Davidson, find a travel partner, or ask fix-it questions, this is the place to go.
What is WetLeather? It's what you're wearing if you do much motorcycle riding in America's Pacific Northwest! This motorcycle enthusiast group's Web site features a mailing list, several photos of members at rallies, a registry of members and their bikes, and much more.
Home to a number of historic cars from the "brass era" of automobiles. Features over 70 gas, electric, and steam automobiles from over 45 different makes. The museum is located in New England and admission is charged.
Information about and directions to the Cole Land Transportation Museum in Bangor, Maine. The museum is home to over 200 Maine land transportation vehicles; a full-size locomotive, freight car, and caboose; and various other items of interest.
Founded by Henry Ford in 1929, the nation's largest indoor/outdoor museum complex draws over one million visitors per year. Online, you can browse the highlights of the museum, get tips on planning your visit, and even browse the gift shop.
The official Web site of the Corvette Hall of Fame and Americana Museum, located in Cooperstown, New York. At the museum, the Corvette is recognized as being a cultural icon, and as such, is used as a timeline to record the story of America in the twentieth century.
An organization dedicated to the assimilation of information regarding the history of the American trucking industry. The society publishes "Wheels of Time," a magazine distributed to members worldwide. They maintain a reference library and archives, and hold a truck show every year.
MOTAA was devised in 1958 to be a collection of small antique car clubs, since most of the larger clubs were too far away to be of any use. The organization publishes a bimonthly newsletter, "The Antique Car Times." Membership in member auto clubs is not required for MOTAA membership., but it is recommended.
Information about Amtrak, the popular passenger railway system. Read background information about Amtrak, what they have planned for the future, learn about their routes, and get practical travel tips.
Official home page of the largest rail network in the United States. BNSF provides transportation for a variety of goods including coal, grains, automobiles, and forest products.
Information about the Grand Canyon Railway, a train that runs from Williams, Arizona through forests, plains, and small canyons to deliver you to the Grand Canyon. The page shows schedules, fares, and timetables, as well as a map of the railroad and information on the fleet.
A source of information for those interested in European truck makers. Links to a variety of company home pages, including Scania, Volvo, and Mercedes-Benz. There is also an image gallery with photos of the more popular of the European trucks.
A page of interest to those who prefer a sportier truck to the traditional rugged look. Information is provided for sport trucks straight from the factory and those that have been custom modified. There is a lengthy image gallery that might take a while to load at slower connection speeds.
Professional trucking is a very dangerous occupation, and this page is designed to give truckers some vital information that might save their lives. The page gives some information on fires, but its main focus is rollovers and how to avoid dying in them.
The online version of the bimonthly print magazine. Here you will find comprehensive listings of accessories for light trucks and the manufacturers who make them, news stories, and links to other sites of interest to people who own trucks.
Boulder Bob is a guy from Colorado who took a classic 1929 roadster and turned it into a piece of art. Check out his "rod" and read all the details that went into getting it into the shape it's in today.
A couple of pages that are "dedicated to the love and preservation of antique, classic, and just plain old cars (and trucks)." Browse the classifieds, or check out the winners of the photo contest.
View the current inventory in their image gallery. If they don't have what you want, they also provide a locator service to find the car of your dreams. They also maintain a classified listing in which you can advertise your car free for 30 days. They will even appraise your car for a fee.
A collection of over 600 images of classic automobiles, a large number of which are from Bugatti. Take a look at the car of the week, and then browse the subcategories for your favorites. There are over 46 megabytes of pictures available.
Provides fine vintage cars, automobiles, and motorcycles, as well as a locator service for the machines they don't happen to have in stock. Photos are available for much of their inventory, and an inventory list is available and can be e-mailed to you on a regular basis.
A dealership in England that specializes in historic automobiles. Browse their online showroom for photos of automobiles currently available for sale, or peruse their auction catalogs. They also offer various pieces of automobilia, such as old race posters.
Features cars shown at the 40th annual showing of vintage automobiles. Cars shown were from the mid 50s and included the Corvette and the Thunderbird. There are a number of cars pictured that you are challenged to identify.
An interesting collection of automobiles for sale. Cars are available from Porsche, Ferrari, and Hudson, with Grand Prix cars also for sale. In addition, there are even some aircraft for sale. Pictures are provided, and the owner can be contacted for more information.
Having trouble finding that '69 Boss 409? Perhaps Tangerine Dream can help. They specialize in finding vintage Mustangs, Porsches, Volkswagens, big steel, and muscle cars. Browse their FAQ, and then it's as simple as submitting a form telling them what you're looking for.
The 10th annual Wallaceburgh Antique Motor and Boat Outing features antique automobiles, motorcycles, fire engines, boats, and tractors. In addition to the antiques, there is entertainment provided for all ages.
Specializes in Jaguars from 1948 to present, but also deals with other European sports cars of the same era. They have a facility dedicated to restoration, and they maintain a large supply of Jaguar parts. Also, check out some information on the racing of vintage automobiles.
