2020 Ram 1500 EcoDiesel first drive: Half-ton torque king; here's what happened with that screwed-up Porsche Type 64 auction in Monterey; Scott Speed breaks back in crash landing

Ram's super-smooth diesel pickup is a luxury truck that can tow a boat

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Daily Drive Tuesday, August 20, 2019 Car Reviews 2020 Ram 1500 EcoDiesel first drive: Torque truck The fifth-generation Ram half-ton pickup premiered last year to much fanfare and great sales numbers. The only thing the light-duty truck lacked was a diesel option to keep up with the Joneses. That deficiency has now been corrected.  Read More > Auctions Much-hyped Porsche Type 64 fails to sell after auction snafu Long presumed to be the star of the auction week, Ferdinand Porsche's Type 64 was expected to bring north of $20 million if it ended up finding a buyer. But what happened during the bidding was unexpected, and it effectively stalled the sale and forced the auction house to pass the lot. Read More > Junkyard Treasures Junkyard Treasure: Final 500 Edition 2004 Oldsmobile Alero One of the very last Oldsmobiles ever built, with special-edition Final 500 badging. Read More > Americas Rallycross Racer Scott Speed breaks back in crash landing: 'I'm the luckiest man alive' Scott Speed has, of course, crashed before. Hard, grinding, spectacular crashes. This one was different. He knew it immediately: “My back was broken.” Read More > Car News Jim Dunne, the father of automotive spy photography 1932 – 2019 It’s true there may have been a few surreptitious shots of future cars that appeared in a few newspapers before Jim Dunne came along, but it was Dunne who made a business out of it. Read More > Car News Report: Next-gen Jaguar Land Rover crossovers could use BMW power Jaguar is joining Toyota in taking tech from BMW for its upcoming vehicles. Autocar is reporting Jag is looking at two BMW-powered SUVs/crossovers while BMW will get some of Jaguar’s electric tech. Read More > Car Life Concours d’Lemons is like lemon juice in a scraped knuckle Poor corporate decisions finally have a home! Spread out on the lawn of Seaside City Hall like a fresh layer of stinky fertilizer among the existing goose poop were about 50 or 60 really awful, ugly cars. These ranged from reliable runners to strange things found in China. Read More > Hybrid & Electric Vehicles VW's electric ID Buggy concept tries out California sand Volkswagen's ID Buggy concept, unveiled at the Geneva motor show earlier this year, headed to the beaches of California for the first time as part of its appearance on the concept lawn at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.  Read More > Empire HIll Climb 2019 Empire Hill Climb driver profile: Evan Weider The idea is to show would-be hillclimbers around the country that, yes, this could be you. Hillclimbs are just one way to enjoy car culture -- and maybe make a few friends along the way. Read More > YOU MAY HAVE MISSED Amid Bentley’s 100th anniversary celebrations, a Bentley wins Pebble Is Pocono too dangerous for modern IndyCar? View the complete list of 2019 Empire Hill Climb entrants here Subscribe Today Car news, reviews, motorsports, auto shows, and stunning photography delivered right to your mailbox Subscribe Connect With Us Feedback or questions? Contact Us Email editor | Customer Service | Advertise with Us   This email was sent to lenia859.reminder@blogger.com Manage My Account | Unsubscribe   © 2019 Autoweek 1155 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, MI 48207 United States. Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions