Known as the ‘Clusserath Cheetah’, the car was sold new to Bud Clusserath in January 1964 by Bill Thomas Motors and was subsequently raced by both Clusserath and its second owner, Ohio racer ...

Walter Maynard "Bud" Moore passed away this week at the age of 92. Bud Moore's name might not be a ...

The Cheetah sports car had most of the ingredients for racing dominance in the early 1960s: an incredible power-to-weight ratio, four-wheel independent suspension borrowed from the Corvette ...

Researchers in South Africa have found that a tail on a car may in fact be a breakthrough in preventing high-speed rollovers. But the tail belongs to the cheetah and it isn’t just for show.

An ultra-rare Cheetah sports car from the 1960s has been sold for a record price. The red 1963 coupe, believed to be the most original of the handful of surviving cars, went for $718,750 at a ...

Building only 19 Cheetah chassis and 33 bodies, Thomas did end up selling hundreds of thousands of cars: scale model cars, that is. He had deals with model kit makers and slot car companies.

The small-scale coachbuilder responsible for producing the long-running but little-known Cheetah muscle car is up for sale, meaning it could be up to you to save the rascally V8 bruiser’s future.

Cheetah mistakes a Land Rover for a Jaguar File this information away in your brain under the heading: What to do if a wild cheetah climbs in your car. The answer: Stay perfectly still, show ...

The Cheetah is a classic fan-favourite sports car that has appeared in many GTA titles, which bestows a rich history. Sports cars tend to be popular for their stylish designs and excellent ...

A curious cheetah stuck his head through the sunroof of the car of Australian tourists on a safari in the Serengeti. The cheetah’s mother eventually called him away. A curious cheetah stuck his ...

Even the most casual car enthusiasts know about the Shelby Cobra, but very few have ever heard of the Bill Thomas Cheetah. The Cheetah was a Chevy-powered race car that could have been a true ...