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Car Museums Within Driving Distance of New York City
Automotive museums within a few hours of NYC: the Simeone in Philadelphia, AACA Museum in Hershey, Saratoga Automobile Museum, Larz Anderson and more.
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Auto shows, concours, museums, auctions, race tracks and the cars that became movie stars.
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Car Culture
Automotive museums within a few hours of NYC: the Simeone in Philadelphia, AACA Museum in Hershey, Saratoga Automobile Museum, Larz Anderson and more.
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Car Culture
How classic car auctions work — reserves, buyer's premiums, inspections — the major auction houses and events, and the record-setting sales.
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From James Bond's Aston Martin DB5 and the DeLorean to the Bullitt Mustang, Ecto-1 and the Batmobile — the cars that became as famous as the stars.
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Ecto-1 was a 1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor ambulance/hearse conversion. Its history, the Tribeca firehouse and why it's one of film's most famous cars.
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Founded in 1993 on the Duke of Richmond's estate, the Goodwood Festival of Speed runs historic and modern cars up a famous hillclimb each July.
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The Greenwich Concours d'Elegance brings classic and collector cars to the waterfront in Greenwich, Connecticut — the New York area's premier concours.
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Every October, the AACA Eastern Division Fall Meet in Hershey, Pennsylvania, draws enthusiasts to a vast swap meet, car corral and show field. What to expect.
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The cars of James Bond: the gadget-laden Aston Martin DB5, the Lotus Esprit submarine, the Toyota 2000GT, BMW's 1990s run and the modern Aston Martins.
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First run in 1923, Le Mans tests cars and drivers for 24 hours on public roads and circuit. Bentley's early wins, Ford vs Ferrari, Porsche's record and more.
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Lime Rock Park in northwest Connecticut has hosted road racing since 1957. Its famous no-Sunday-racing rule, the Historic Festival and visiting from NYC.
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The New York International Auto Show began in 1900 at Madison Square Garden — North America's first auto show. Its history, famous debuts and visiting tips.
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Since 1950, the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance has judged the world's finest cars on a golf course fairway each August. How it works and what wins.
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