Saturday Night Live's best car sketches, parodies and fake ads
Live, the comedy sketch show that’s on its 50th season, might be more famous for its political parodies, but it has a long, strong history of some hilarious car-related skits and fake ads. With classics popping up throughout the years (SNL’s inaugural episode was way back in 1975),
‘Saturday Night Live’ celebrates 50 years with comedy, music and show’s many, many famous friends
Paul Simon and Sabrina Carpenter duetted on Simon's “Homeward Bound” to open the show, five-decade “Saturday Night Live” luminary Steve Martin delivered the monologue, and Paul McCartney gave an epic closing to a 50th anniversary special celebrating the sketch institution that was overflowing with famous former cast members,
An Antiques Roadshow guest was left stunned after discovering the significant value of his father's rare design sketches. The episode, filmed at Firstsite in Colchester, featured car expert ...
The criteria are that the car must have a manual gearbox, be made between 1959 and 1976, preferably European, hopefully a convertible and cost 15,000-25,000 Canadian dollars ($12,525-$20,870).
An Antiques Roadshow guest was wowed at the price of his dad’s “rare” sketches that were worth thousands. Filming at Firstsite in Colchester, car fanatic Cristian Beadman met with a guest ...
The Pontiac GTO is widely recognized as the genesis of the American muscle car golden age, and now, we're taking a look at these classic GTO concept sketches.
Today, though we have what are apparently the first sketches of two new concept cars from PRO-AMX also known as Proyectos Automotrices Mexicanos or Mexican Automotive Projects. Pictured above is ...
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