Boxy Perfection: Why the Third Generation Mitsubishi Galant Sigma Endures

The Third Generation Mitsubishi Galant Σ (Sigma) sedan (1976-1980) combined a durable rear-wheel-drive layout with engine options ranging from 1.6 to 2.6 litres, including 1600, 1850, 2.0, and 2.6 variants. It was sold globally under names like Galant Sigma, Colt Sigma, and Chrysler Sigma. The model blended style, versatility, and engineering that still resonate among classic car fans.

Heritage Spotlight: The 1973 Nissan Skyline Icons

The 1973 Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R and 2000 GTX marked a defining chapter in Japan’s performance car heritage. Known as the “Kenmeri” generation, these models embodied Nissan’s racing spirit with muscular design, advanced engineering, and an enduring legacy among JDM icons.

1967 Plymouth Valiant: Compact Muscle with Style

Explore the 1967 Plymouth Valiant’s heritage, performance, and historical significance in American automotive history. Known for compact design, agile handling, and engine versatility, the Valiant balanced efficiency and performance in a uniquely American package.

Honda Announces 2026 Rebel Lineup with New 300 E-Clutch Model

Honda’s 2026 Rebel lineup introduces the new Rebel 300 E-Clutch, enhancing the entry-level cruiser’s accessibility with cutting-edge technology. Alongside the returning Rebel 500 and Rebel 1100, the range continues to define comfort, reliability and style for riders of all levels.

The Boost 1950 Roadster: How to Reimagine a Classic Steel Icon

The Boost 1950 Roadster Custom by Weaver Customs redefines classic hot-rodding. This all-steel, radically modified two-seater showcases stunning fabrication work, from its custom rear tail pan to a one-off speedster windshield. It blends vintage lines with modern performance, featuring a supercharged 383 CID small block Chevy engine and AirLift air ride suspension for an unforgettable ride.