Throwback Thursday

Before screens took over, a night out meant cruising in a classic car to the local drive-in movie theater or a neon-lit diner. This is the story of a golden age of car culture built on V8 engines, shared experiences, and a simple sense of community.

Step into the pixelated past with us as we hit the accelerator on a trip down memory lane. Before ultra-realistic racing simulators, there was a time when the thrill of the chase was contained within a few glowing pixels on a CRT screen. This was the golden age of the VCR Racer.

In 1984, Chrysler’s Dodge Caravan and Plymouth Voyager kicked off the minivan era—reshaping family trips, weekend sports runs, and the American driveway. Here’s how it happened, why it mattered, and what it means for today’s SUV world.

On this day in 1909, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway roared to life — not with cars, but with motorcycles. Discover how a crumbling track led to the birth of the legendary “Brickyard.” 🧱🏁