Black Air: The Buick Grand National Documentary
“There’s something inside the car trying to get out. It’s trapped in the wrong body.” That line from a new documentary pretty much sums up the consensus on the black sheep of the Buick family. Des...
Automotive World Loses a Pioneer – Eiji Toyoda Dead at 100
Eiji Toyoda, pictured in 1967, passed away September 17 at age 100. E3 Spark Plugs joins the rest of the automotive world in bidding goodbye to Eiji Toyoda, who passed away yesterday at age 100. T...
3D Modeling Software Could be Spark Plug for Getting High-Dollar Concept Cars into Production
Ferrari’s tribute to late designer Sergio Pininfarina is headed to (very) limited production thanks to 3D aerospace technology. At first, we weren’t sure if it was coming or going. But the radical...
’67 Corvette Sets Auction Record
1967 Corvette makes history as the most expensive ever sold at auction. Everyone knows they do things big in Texas. And this weekend, the third annual Mecum auction in Dallas did things up really ...
Nine-Year-Old Parker Abed Joins Team E3 Racing
9-year-old Parker Abed is a Kid Kart champion and a Team E3 Racing member. He’s a national champion at just nine years old. And he’s got some very grown up ambitions. That’s why Parker Abed is the...
Thawing Out that Frozen Car Door Lock – E3 Spark Plugs Tells you How
Frozen door locks got you out in the cold? E3 Spark Plugs offers a few clever tips. If you live and drive in what we here at E3 Spark Plugs refer to as the “Frozen Tundra,” meaning anywhere north ...
Team E3 Racing Winner Shea Holbrook Launches SteelOvaryNation.com
Team E3 Racing winner Shea Holbrook recently launched SteelOvaryNation.com. Who says professional racing isn’t a girl’s club? Team E3 Racing winner Shea Holbrook is a standout among a burgeoning n...
Eleanor, the modified 1967 Mustang GT500 who starred in “Gone in 60 Seconds,” is up for grabs. She was the one – the ultimate dream ride for actor Nicholas Cage’s Gone in 60 Seconds character, Mem...
Study Shows Children 12 Percent More Distracting Than Cell Phones
Your kids’ back seat dramatics are far more distracting than your cell phone, researchers say. Those crazy kids! One might think that drivers fiddling with their cell phones would be the most dist...
