Gooding Wants More Than $25 Million for a Cobra Daytona Coupe. The American Record Is $22 Million.

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Gooding Christie's estimates a Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe above $25 million at Pebble Beach 2026. Here are the ten star cars, the estimates, and the record at stake.

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How New York’s No-Fault Insurance System Affects Car Accident Victims in Amherst

After a car accident in New York, medical bills start arriving before you even know how bad the injury really is. New York solves part of that problem with no-fault insurance, which pays for treatment and some lost income no matter who caused the crash. This system helps most victims in Amherst get care quickly, but it also comes with strict deadlines and real limits on what it will pay. Missing those details can cost you money you are otherwise entitled to receive. A car accident attorney in Amherst can explain exactly how these rules apply to your case before

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Buying A Used Car With Finance: A Sensible Due-diligence Checklist

A used car can offer excellent value, especially when buyers focus on condition, service history and total ownership costs rather than the newest badge. Finance can spread the purchase cost, but it should be considered alongside the checks that protect a buyer from avoidable surprises. Inspect the car and its history Before committing, inspect the vehicle in daylight, check tyres and bodywork, test the controls and take a proper drive. Review service history, MOT history where relevant, ownership documents and any warranty terms. An independent inspection may be worthwhile for a higher-value purchase or where the history is incomplete. Then

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The Invitation-Only Side of Monterey Car Week 2026

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Range Rover took over a Carmel hotel. Lamborghini has a private villa. A guide to the invitation-only tier of Monterey Car Week, and the free events that rival it.

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Bonhams Left the Quail After 23 Years. Broad Arrow Moved In.

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Two auction houses swapped venues for Monterey 2026. Full dates, viewing times, admission costs and headline consignments for all five Car Week sales.

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Pebble Beach Is Opening a New Fairway to Hold Every Miura It Can Find

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Lamborghini marks the Miura's 60th anniversary at Pebble Beach with what should be the largest Miura gathering ever, on a fairway never used for the Concours.

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BMW Brings Two Concept Debuts, Four Racing M3s, and a $107,100 Manual to Monterey

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BMW debuts the M Concept Neue Klasse and Vision BMW ALPINA at Monterey Car Week 2026, plus 40 years of M3 and the 473-hp M3 CS Handschalter.

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Monterey Motorsports Festival 2026: Kimera Premieres Two K-39s on Closing Night

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The Monterey Motorsports Festival closes Car Week on August 15 with the world premiere of Kimera's K-39 Stradale and K-39 Race Car at the county fairgrounds.

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Ken Miles Was Disqualified at Pebble Beach in 1952. Both His Specials Return for the 75th.

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Ken Miles built two MG specials that beat everything under 1500cc at Pebble Beach. R1 and the Flying Shingle both return for the 75th Concours on August 16.

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The 75th Pebble Beach Concours: From 13 Cars to the World’s Premier Show

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The 75th Pebble Beach Concours runs August 16, 2026. Ferrari is featured marque, five special classes debut, and the 3rd fairway opens for the first time.

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Monterey Car Week 2026: The Complete Events Schedule

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Monterey Car Week 2026 runs August 7 to 16 with 35+ events and the 75th Pebble Beach Concours. Full schedule by day, city, price, and auction house.

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Texas Truck Crashes: Where the Deadliest Ones Happen

Ask a Houston commuter where the worst truck wrecks happen, and most will point at the interstate they crawl through every morning. The stack on I-45, the merge onto I-610, the wall of freight grinding through downtown. The state’s own crash records tell a different story. Most fatal Texas truck crashes don’t happen in the heart of the big cities at all. They happen out on two-lane highways and rural county roads, often miles from the nearest traffic light. The numbers are worth sitting with. According to the Texas Department of Transportation’s 2024 crash data, rural areas accounted for 50.12

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Why Small Car Fire Extinguishers Fail When Seconds Count

Imagine the sudden scent of burning wiring, followed by a plume of smoke pouring from under your hood. In a state of panic, you reach for the miniature, aerosol-can-sized fire extinguisher you bought on impulse. But there is a fatal flaw in this plan: automotive fires are vicious, fueled by high-pressure fuel lines and dense plastics. Relying on an undersized extinguisher provides a dangerous illusion of security, leaving you completely vulnerable when seconds matter most. The true solution requires adequate suppression capacity combined with instant, engineered accessibility. Why Size Matters in Automotive Fires A fundamental principle of behavioral psychology is

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Drive It or Ship It? The Real Math on Moving a Car Across the Country in 2026

The biggest mistake people make when they move a car across the country is treating the drive as the free option. They price out a shipping quote, see fifteen hundred dollars, wince, and figure they’ll just drive it and spend a few hundred on gas instead. Then they get to the other end having spent more than the quote, put a week of their life into it, and handed the car three thousand miles it will never get back. Gas is the cheapest thing about driving a car three thousand miles. It’s not even close. Here’s the short version before

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What Texas Rideshare Drivers Need to Know About Vehicle Choice and Insurance Coverage

Driving for Uber or Lyft looks simple from the passenger seat: open an app, accept a ride, drop someone off, repeat. But behind that simplicity sits a set of decisions most new rideshare drivers in Texas never think through until something goes wrong, starting with the car they drive and the insurance policy behind it. Texas is one of the busiest rideshare markets in the country, with Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio all logging heavy driver volume. More volume means more time on the road, more exposure to Texas’ aggressive traffic, and more chances for a routine shift

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Kentucky’s ‘Choice’ No-Fault Insurance: The Driver Decision That Could Cost You Everything If You Got It Wrong

When you picked up your Kentucky auto insurance policy, you probably focused on the monthly premium and moved on. But buried in that paperwork was a decision that most drivers barely noticed one that could silently strip away your legal rights the moment you’re involved in a serious collision. Kentucky is one of only a handful of states that runs what’s called a “choice” no-fault insurance system. Unlike states that force all drivers into a single framework, Kentucky gives you a choice, and depending on which box was checked when you signed your policy, you may have already given up

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