Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Like the steam locomotive and the manual typewriter, Brass-Era automobiles are anachronistic curios, but there is no denying that ...

Mercer was one of the most famous and romantic nameplates of early American automobiles. It was named after Mercer County, N. J., where its Trenton plant was located. The Mercer Raceabout and Stutz ...

At a time when most automobiles could barely chug along at a walking pace, the Mercer Type 35R Raceabout could blast its way to 100 mph. Long before the term even existed, the stripped-down and ...

ROEBLING -- They sat lined up in a row, paint gleaming and hubcaps shining in the late-afternoon sun: 21 cars classic enough to make any auto enthusiast drool. Parked on the lawn of the Roebling ...

In 1911, the Titanic was still floating. Arizona and New Mexico weren’t even states yet. The Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) wouldn’t be formed for another 33 years, and the Corvette wouldn’t come ...

Old enough to remember that AMC, not Subaru, built the "world's first Sport Utility Wagon" and young enough to prefer fuel injection to carburetion, Christopher "Emmy" Jackson entered the auto ...

Grosse Pointe, Michigan, July 12, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 1913 Mercer 35-J Raceabout with Single Family Ownership Since 1959 Highlights Brass Era Brilliance at the Upcoming Broad Arrow Monterey Jet ...

Johnny Crowell always loved speed, so after graduating from Monterey High School in 1961 (he was class president), he left for college on the fast track. He paid his way through CSU Hayward and ...

Like the steam locomotive and the manual typewriter, Brass-Era automobiles are anachronistic curios, but there is no denying that these ingenious inventions allowed their users to accomplish epic ...