Many popular American models have since faded into the ether, but if you want to expand your repertoire of obscure 1980s cars ...

TV mechanic Patt Goss of "MotorWeek" died Saturday, March 19, at age 77. His Goss' Garage segment had been a fixture of the show since 1981.

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A Motorweek Retro Review takes us back to 1986, when the 121-horsepower BMW 325e and 182-hp 635Csi represented the purity of the brand. It's those kinds of cars that helped make BMW what it is ...

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It's easy to poke a joke here and there about John Davis, the long-time host of MotorWeek. His voice is so monotonous that, from time to time, if you closed your eyes, you may think it's generated ...

Join us for a blast down memory lane and 40 years of MotorWeek. Pat Goss shows us that while technologies change, basic car care is much the same. We’ll look back at the people and places that ...

MotorWeek Host and Creator John Davis announces the TV series' 2022 Drivers’ Choice Awards OWINGS MILLS, MD, Feb. 10, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Purposeful, modern, and durable, the Ford Maverick ...

“MotorWeek” on April 10 uploaded a never-before-seen video of the first of two pilots for the show. Filmed in 1979, the episode was an initial attempt at pitching the televised magazine.

Sometimes, 30 years seem like not so long a time, but when you look at how much cars have changed since 1981, you realize that we live in the brave new world that many were predicting way back ...

Cars.com partner MotorWeek named the Scion xB its 2008 Driver’s Choice “Best of the Year” today at the Chicago Auto Show. The xB topped a list of serious contenders, and also bested those in ...