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Steve Parker: Carroll Shelby Dies at 89

Carroll Shelby, who directed the effort in which Ford beat Ferrari at LeMans in 1965 and shocked the automotive world has died at 89. Shelby was one of the world's longest-living heart transplant patients and there's a transplant foundation for kids in hs name.

The Lineup: May 5 - May 11

The week in events

Cars of the future will be computers on wheels

A handful of people have seen the car of the near-future, and it looks suspiciously like a lunar land rover. Or a plane. Or a driverless vehicle. Take your choice.

Ford investors shower execs with praise at meeting

A northeast Ohio man is hoping hours of fist pumping will land him a world record. More >>

Auto Recovery: Don't Thank the Internet

The brothers spent their boyhood in the small town of Niles City, Mich., in the decade after the Civil War. In today's romantic vision, coming of age in that era meant barefoot boys with close-cropped hair, whitewashing the widow lady's fence for a few coins to jingle in their worn dungarees' pockets. To a degree, that's an accurate picture; Horace and John did go barefoot - their father Daniel ...