Sam Fiorani

Kendra Cook and Dan Olsen host while Sam Fiorani adds the history of John Z. and the Delorean Motor Corporation.

Along with Kendra Cook and Dan Olsen, we discuss automotive advertisements from the 1890s and early 20th century.

Kendra Cook and Dan Olsen invite me to join them on the show to offer up an hour of "Car Quiz" material...old cars that you just don't see every day. In some cases, they were rare back when they were new.

Panelists attempt to stump the audience with mystery cars in an extended version of the monthly "Car Quiz."

Dan and Sam review the history and future of electric cars in a lively discussion

Dan Olsen and Sam Fiorani discuss the past, present, and future of autonomous vehicles.

Along with Dan Olsen and Kendra Cook, we discuss how automotive regulations have changed styling over the last century or so.

In this month's show, we discuss the cars of Malcolm Bricklin and show off a very nice example of the Bricklin SV1.

We discuss the history and future of materials used in vehicle construction.

We discuss the history of carburetion with a focus on modern fuel injection systems.

Discussion on historical automotive topics including new automotive technologies.

This hour-long show, presented by the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles covers a number of topics including a 75th anniversary review of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

Discussion on historical automotive topics including a history lesson of the infamous "Chicken Tax" and how it has affected the American automotive landscape. Clip begins around 20 minutes into the show.

As a preview of the upcoming Radnor Hunt Club Concours show, we interview Mike Casale about his beautiful Packard and discuss concours judging with the wonderful Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles as a backdrop.

Included in this month's countdown are the World's Ten Most Expensive Car Brands. The top ten brands of cars, as measured by auction results, are outlined for their historic significance and, of course, price tag. Clip begins around 22 minutes into the show.

Extensive coverage of the two-day 2014 RM Auction in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

In this episode, discussion centers on the way new vehicles are introduced to the media at car shows and how it has changed over the decades .

The monthly program Wheels Along the Road follows various automotive topics. In this program, I present a little recent history of "global oddballs" in my on-going series "Lemons". My piece begins around 30 minutes into the program.

The history of the Chrysler K-Car platform is covered in "The Car that Would Save Chrysler." Clip begins around the 24 minute mark.

"The Car that Wouldn't Die" outlines the history of the Studebaker Avanti and the continuation of the Avanti. The clip begins about the 25-minute mark.

Brief history of Vector Aeromotive as presented on the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles' BCTV show "Wheels Along the Road."

The story of an obscure automotive brand: the Mohs.

Some history on modern interpretations of the Packard and Duesenberg automobiles.

Another story about an automotive lemon entitled "The Story of the Dale"

Occasional contributor to the "Wheels Along the Road" program on BCTV presenting historical stories about the cars and the automotive history. Primary topics follow the "Lemons" theme of "bad" cars in history, including: the Avanti, the Mohs, and electric cars. Other topics covered have included the Pennsylvania Turnpike and a 100th anniversary look at Chevrolet.

Autobiography of a man who enjoyed a successful career at AMC, including naming AMC's Javelin. Edited by Sam Fiorani and top AMC historian Pat Foster.

Regular contributions to the online magazine covering all aspects of cars, the automotive hobby, the automotive industry, and travel by car.

Regular contributor to one of the best magazines covering automotive history and collector cars with long-form articles and superb photography, both original modern pictures and contemporary stock footage, presented in a large, beautiful format. Articles have included Business Coupes, Hardtop Sedans, Two-Door Wagons, 1930-34 Ford Victoria, 1934 Dodge, 1939 Low-Priced Three Plus One (Chevrolet, Ford, Plymouth, Studebaker), 1942-48 Lincoln, Ford Motor Company in 1949, entry-level cars of the… Show more

Regular contributor to one of the best magazines covering automotive history and collector cars with long-form articles and superb photography, both original modern pictures and contemporary stock footage, presented in a large, beautiful format. Articles have included Business Coupes, Hardtop Sedans, Two-Door Wagons, 1930-34 Ford Victoria, 1934 Dodge, 1939 Low-Priced Three Plus One (Chevrolet, Ford, Plymouth, Studebaker), 1942-48 Lincoln, Ford Motor Company in 1949, entry-level cars of the 1950s, 1955 Low-Priced Three (Chevrolet, Ford, Plymouth), 1957-58 Ford Custom/Custom 300, 1961 American luxury cars (Cadillac, Imperial, Lincoln), 1963-66 Dodge Dart, 1972-98 Vector, 1972-76 Ford Torino, 1972-76 Ford Thunderbird, 1975-80 Ford Granada, 1977-79 Ford Thunderbird, 1980-82 Ford Thunderbird, 1984-1992 Lincoln Mark VII, 1984-1986 Dodge Daytona/Chrysler Laser, and the Delorean Motor Corporation. Show less