Monterey Motorsports Reunion

at Laguna Seca

Revs Institute ran its Lotus 23 and Abarth-Simca at Laguna Seca. Both cars, driven by Gunnar Jeannette, performed well and will be back at the museum soon. Enjoy the sights and sounds from the track!

Preserving Automotive History

Revs Institute is the premier destination to study and explore one of the largest archives of automotive history ever preserved for scholars and connoisseurs alike. Our exclusive collection of the finest vintage automobiles and ever-expanding library of rare books, photographs, documents and ephemera uniquely catalogs the evolution of automobile design and the industry’s influence on modern culture. Read more

View from the Grandstand

Mechanical Preservation: How and Why We Exercise our Cars

By David Santiago From both a financial and historical perspective, driving a highly valuable automobile on public roads seems like an unnecessary liability for an... Read more »
Mechanical Preservation: How and Why We Exercise our Cars

Italian Coachwork and Porsche Performance: The Porsche Abarth Carrera GTL

By Bob Graham In the Revs’ Porsche gallery it stands — no, crouches — beside its 356SC cousin, a menacing, silvery projectile with but one... Read more »
Italian Coachwork and Porsche Performance: The Porsche Abarth Carrera GTL

Revs Institute’s 10th Biennial Symposium

In March 2019, Revs hosted its 10th Biennial Meaningful Car Symposium, a fusion of leading car collectors, thought leaders, historians, auto industry and restoration experts,... Read more »
Revs Institute’s 10th Biennial Symposium

Piero Dusio: A Sweeping Mid-Century Saga of Money, Power, Success and Failure

From left to right: Piero Taruffi, Piero Dusio, and Giovanni Savonuzzi.   This week’s historical feature will be the first story written by one of... Read more »
Piero Dusio: A Sweeping Mid-Century Saga of Money, Power, Success and Failure

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Did you know?

The term “It’s a Doozie” comes from Duesenberg’s nickname, “Duesy” because the cars were exceptionally beautiful and extravagantly appointed. Learn more

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