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We jump into controversy, again. One of the No Driving Gloves hosts doesn't think cars should be built with manual transmissions. Our other host feels different.

It was a day that changed racing. Maybe for the good, possibly for the bad, but either way it happened on this day. www.nodrivinggloves.com Image and Sound Effects from Pixabay

It Happened Today January 5th Gold fell from the skies, as two significant milestones that still reverberate to this day – Both events, though seemingly unrelated, share a common thread: a commitment to progress, innovation, ...

Welcome back to another episode of It Happened Today, your go-to destination for all things automotive history! Today, we're taking a trip down memory lane to January 4th, 1990, when the automotive world was buzzing with exci...

Have you ever wondered where in the world the term “automobile” came from and when did it become popular in America??? While, you guessed it, It Happened Today… and a few other days, but we’re covering it today. Here is …

No, we are not leaving, but some of your favorite cars might. We talk about a few, but the list always changes. www.nodrivinggloves.com

An amazing 20% pay raise and a new boss both began On This Day January 1, 1919. www.nodrivingloves.com #cars #car #collectorcars #oldcars #cartalk #electriccars #ev #hotrod #carhistory #automotivehistory #automobile #thisdayi...

Exiting 2023, we reflect on a Goodyear, Charles Goodyear, and his discovery of vulcanized rubber. www.nodrivingloves.com #cars #car #collectorcars #oldcars #cartalk #electriccars #ev #hotrod #carhistory #automotivehistory #au...

A little talk about NASCAR and Hudson Hornets. Image by Trent Garverick from Pixabay

The first successful steam-powered passenger railroad trip in the United States took place on December 27, 1830. Known as the Best Friend of Charleston, the train ran round trips between Charleston and Hamburgh, South Carolin...

The Ford Motor Company had trouble in the early 1980s. Its trucks were selling well, but its line of cars was unpopular and had a terrible reputation. The company lost $3.3 billion from 1980 through 1982. As the losses piled …

Today No Driving Gloves celebrates Christmas and the birthday of Zora Arkus-Duntov savior of the Corvette and a mention of a small factoid you may never have known. www.nodrivingloves.com #cars #car #collectorcars #oldcars #c...

heartfelt thank you for enjoying and sharing No Driving Gloves. I though we should be a little joyful on this day. www.nodrivingloves.com #cars #car #collectorcars #oldcars #cartalk #electriccars #ev #hotrod #carhistory #auto...

The article delves into the birth of this groundbreaking automobile, embodying innovation in design and performance, was not only a symbol of automotive excellence but also carried a significant familial connection, shaping a...

So when did bears take to the skies? Who might have been the first victim of a bear attack from above? No Driving GLoves On This Day Might have the answer. www.nodrivingloves.com #cars #car #collectorcars #oldcars #cartalk #e...

A little discussion about a creation, that was much more than a Rolling Revolution. www.nodrivinggloves.com

We stray off cars for a topic and ask you for feedback on the show. We reflect on the past and even discuss some of our regrets about the show and the last year. While not cars it is a …

In the bustling city of Fremont, California, on a momentous Monday, December 18, 1984, the automotive world witnessed the joyous spectacle of the first car produced by the groundbreaking collaboration between Toyota and Gener...

So much of automotive history is the passing of things and people. On this day the last Plymouth Superbird was made, Sir George Cayley, the father of aerodynamics passed, the Silver Bridge that joined Point Pleasant West Va, ...

On a dark desert highway, Oh wait that is a different hotel, this one is East of Omaha and the date is December 14, 1947. But in that little hotel, a huge idea was born. www.nodrivinggloves.com #cars #car #collectorcars #oldc...

The End of an Era: Farewell to the Two-Seat Thunderbird On this day, December 13, 1957, automotive enthusiasts bid farewell to an iconic chapter in American automotive history—the two-seat Ford Thunderbird. As production came...

After an episode of On This Day, john was inspired to dive into the evolution of the technology of our in-dash entertainment and how it started to crossover the complete dashboard. www.nodrivinggloves.com

A visionary and trailblazer in the early 20th-century motorcycle industry, William G. Henderson left an indelible mark with his contributions as the co-founder of Henderson Motorcycles and later as the founder of Ace Motor Co...

Rock and Cars collided On This Day, taking a potentially great band away, and leaving others in great pain emotionally and physically (not mentioned in the episode the two teenagers in the other car both were paralyzed from t...