Automo Speed Crew

This is my friend Matt’s .makes.racho 1985 Chevy K5 Blazer Silverado that he bought as a promotional truck.

It’s got amazing patina that fits right in with the vibe of the company.

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And of course, drink responsibly friends.

What do you think he should do to this truck?

The always brings out beautiful cars from the Dallas car community.

Here are my favorites

How did I not know this convertible Corrado existed?!

Of COURSE the Corrado looks amazing as a convertible!

It’s up on right now and ends in a few hours.

What do you think the final bid price will be?

EDIT: turns out this is a movie car from Ford vs Ferrari!

This is a 1966 Porsche 906, sold as the Carrera 6.

It was a successful homologated, street legal race car that won multiple races.

There were 65 906’s built, this is one of 3 long tail prototypes that placed 4th, 5th and 6th at Le Mans.

Very cool to see in person.

This weekend is the Dallas’s first street race for Indycar.

It’s a collaboration between Indycar, the Cowboys, and the Rangers. The track will work its way around the two stadiums and looks to be a good layout.

I’ve got tickets, so if you see me there, say hi!

The Honda Beat was one of the coolest Kei cars made in the 1990s.

It wasn't particularly fast, but it was cool looking, tiny, economical, and you know what they say: It's way more fun to drive a slow car fast.

It's inline 3 motor was only good for about 63 horsepower and was electronically limited to just 84 mph. They also only made 33,600 of these making it a limited production car.

They were never exported to the United States, so the only ones here are examples people have imported, like this one which was tastefully modified. I think it looks better than stock.

What do you think of the Honda Beat?

At what point does a car go from “used” to “classic?

10 years? 20 years? More?