Www.VanCreeps.com, self-proclaimed as, “Not a club or organization or anything, just a place for like minded vanners to get weird,” is one of our newest online guilty pleasures (still below hunting for the perfect early 911 on eBay).
Mostly a well-edited collection of classic vans converted into all manner of weirdness, the Van Creeps guys seem to have an eye for personality laden vehicles in category that is massively overlooked in the mainstream. In addition to galleries full of inconceivably shaped porthole windows, concept vans, and brown shag, you’ll be able to follow along with reader-sourced project builds that are pretty fascinating.
We had one look at Damion Saunders’ “Snake Bit” 1972 B100 Tradesman (pictured above), and were hooked. Tap into your inner vanner and check out the site.
The US Treasury Department recently announced that it is making more models eligible for the $7,500 tax credit, which is designed to encourage consumers to purchase electric vehicles (EVs).
Ford and Red Bull Racing have announced a partnership in which Ford will become the engine supplier for the team starting in 2026.
After Mercedes-Benz dropped the legendary M279 V12, another date we were told would come: the Mercedes-Benz Station Wagon will cease to exist (in 2030).
The auction firm has announced another banger: Mario Andretti’s 1978 John Player Special Lotus-Cosworth Type 79
Tesla has announced a further $3.6 Billion investment into the automakers Gigafactory plant in Nevada, adding 3,000 new jobs & two new factories.