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Weird Car of the Day is a personal newsletter profiling odd, forgotten and occasionally brilliant cars, each issue focusing on one vehicle with historical context and a wry, opinionated voice. Readers get short, engaging car history with anecdotes about obscure models, design oddities and motorsport.
Paul Stovell, founder and CEO of Octopus Deploy, writes about his classic MGA restoration project, the company's compensation philosophy, and milestones at Octopus. The newsletter mixes personal car-restoration stories with transparent company-building insights.
Motorious is a marketplace and daily content site for collector and classic cars, and this sample is a set of auction-focused write-ups on Bring a Trailer and Cars & Bids listings. The issues cover a specific 1979 Aston Martin Volante, a 1979 Pontiac Trans Am with 421 miles, and a custom 1948 Chevy pickup with an LS3 and eight-stack induction, mixing listing details with some background reporting.
A weekly automotive newsletter from Custodian offering car features, auction news and interviews, such as the history of BMW's E9/R1 and upcoming sales of the Gordon Murray S1 LM and Rowan Atkinson's Jaguar E-Type. Its issues mix long-form storytelling with repackaged press material and auction listings.
DRIVESHARE's newsletter is a marketing vehicle for a peer-to-peer classic car rental platform, mixing owner spotlights, seasonal booking tips and calls to list cars. It is mostly promotional copy and listing links, with little independent analysis.
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