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Car Design News
This website may be most useful to car designers (current and wannabe) because most of its content is behind a fairly expensive paywall. However, the free articles, photos and renderings provide a useful overview of […]
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Car Design Pro
This subscriber-based media outlet offers a variety of resources for those interested in developing their car design skills, such as tutorials and venues for giving their work visibility. Car Design Pro | Facebook Subscription required […]
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CarSalesBase.com
This Netherlands-based blog offers data and analysis about automobile sales throughout the world. The data is presented in easy-to-use, interactive charts along with text that is concise but displays admirable analytical nuance. All of the […]
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Cars In Depth
This deceased website described itself as “the first (and only so far) 3D car site” (2018). I’m not surprised that this approach has not taken off in popularity on the Internet because it is hard […]
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Car Magazine
This British media outlet is arguably a more literate and visually appealing read than its American counterparts. Nevertheless, Car still suffers from the key limitation that afflicts the genre — it’s too focused on hyping new cars and trinkets. […]
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Carpubinsider.com
This blog is apparently no longer online, but I’m not deleting this mini-review because Carpubinsider illustrated the value of independent reporting about the automotive media. I hope that either Eric H. Killorin returns with a […]
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Casey/artandcolour
A designer reimagines cars, past, present and future. The fake designs range from the subtle to the outrageous. The Daily Drive website has gotten in on the act, but its fake illustrations revolve around sillier themes, […]
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Classic Car Database
This is a particularly good place to go if you’re trying to track down product specifications by year and model for American-made cars up through 1975. The data is mostly complete but may sometimes not […]
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Collectible Automobile
Particularly after the demise of Automobile Quarterly, Collectible Automobile’s bi-monthly print magazine has been the best all-around source of information about American automobile history. An individual issue typically has around 100 pages, the cover is […]
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Columbia Journalism Review
This magazine critiques the press — and generally does a better job of it than anyone else. CJR champions accountability journalism over access journalism. Unfortunately, relatively little attention is paid to automotive journalism. I’ve raised questions […]