Junkyard Find: 1982 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz
Cadillac began using the Biarritz name on the high-zoot Eldorado in 1956, dropped it after 1964, then revived it for 1976 on an Eldo distinguished by its extra-squishy “Cabriolet” vinyl half-roof. The definitive Biarritz came a bit later, though, with the downsized 1979-1985 generation of Eldorados. Here’s one of those cars, found on the outskirts of my very favorite Colorado car graveyard. Yes, […]
Audi to Rename Entire Vehicle Lineup
If you thought Audi’s naming scheme for electric vehicles was a little confusing, buckle up because things are about to get more complicated. The brand is preparing to rename its entire lineup to further differentiate between EVs and combustion models. While rumors about the company dumping e-tron badging for something different have circulated for weeks, […]
Hyundai Design Chief Promises Buttons Will Always Have a Place
There’s a growing divide in the automotive community over whether buttons or screens are the better approach to interior design. Automakers seem hellbent on replacing every physical control with a less tactile touch-sensitive button, but at least one has put a stake in the ground for buttons. Hyundai’s head of design recently told journalists that the automaker […]
Acura Integra Type S Launches This Summer With 320 Horses
Acura is cranking the wick – and the whip – on its Integra, caring not one whit what nattering keyboard warriors have to say about the thing having (gasp!) four doors. Y’know, just like the original car did. Go back to your stale popcorn, Seth. Anyway, we’re glad for any sports-oriented machine that is packing a […]
