In an age of electrification, autonomy, and software-defined cars, when so much change is coursing through the collective automotive industry, what does it mean to preserve the history of the automobile? As we seek to build a better and more equitable world under the banner of future mobility, how can we safeguard the stories and experiences of those before us who loved the cars of yesteryear? 

Casey Maxon, Senior Manager of Heritage at the Hagerty Drivers Foundation, joins Carl for this episode of AutoVision News Radio. Casey shares the vision of the Foundation, the inspiration behind the National Historic Vehicle Register, and how platforms like YouTube are powerful tools for preserving automotive history. 

Hagerty Drivers Foundation website: https://tinyurl.com/mrkwfhh3

Mark Olson's Turbine Car website: https://tinyurl.com/5f93wfc6 

The Chrysler Turbine Car: Engineering a Revolution: https://youtu.be/fOIrB1fwVPc?si=L5y5cQN0I3sJC9EQ

The Fabulous Hudson Hornet: https://youtu.be/_XlRbVNantc?si=HN2_KABU9Rd0y3Hl

Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation, Driving America Exhibit: https://tinyurl.com/yvxej97w