Why Stellantis' Twin Turbo I-6 Engine Deserves Its Hurricane Name
The I-6 engine made by Stellantis has huge, eight-cylinder boots to fill, but it is moving large vehicles at very respectable speeds, on the road and off.
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Ford's Strange 6-Wheel Concept Car: The Seattle-Ite
There have been plenty of strange concept cars over the years, but the Seattle-ite brought some very unique potential innovations to the table.
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Xiaomi Is Making An Electric Car With Dreams Of Rivaling Porsche And Tesla
Xiaomi, more famous for its Android phones and tablets, is building its first electric vehicle, and it's looking like it will be very respectable.
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The Fastest Oldsmobile Bravada Was Built For A Special Reason
The Oldsmobile Bravada was one of the last cars the company released before it shut down and it designed a special pair of them to go fast for a great reason.
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Sleepers: 10 Cars That Are Way Faster Than They Look
Everyone knows that Lamborghinis are fast. But these sleeper cars can hold their own on the street or track, yet don't get the credit.
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The 6 Most Impressive Super Car Concepts That Were Never Actually Produced
From time to time, car manufacturers like to show what they can make without limitations. These six supercar concepts fit right into that mold.
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The Story Of Toyota's First Sports Car And Its Lasting Legacy
In the '60s, Toyota wanted to make a car that was almost naughty by nature. So, it hired a stubborn designer and paired him with an airplane guy.
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Could You Make A Cross-Country Road Trip Without Stopping? These Three Men Did, In 1952
In an undertaking that took an enormous amount of planning, three men performed a cross-country road trip in 1952 with zero stops, even for refueling.
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The History Of Ford's Hidden Gem: The EXP
The Ford EXP proved to be a massive commercial flop for the American automotive manufacturer back in the 1980s. But was it entirely due to style over substance?
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Elon Musk Once Laughed At Them, But This EV Rival Is Set To Sour Tesla's 2024
China's electric vehicle manufacturer BYD is becoming a big threat to Elon Musk's Tesla Motors, and that's just from sales made inside its home country.
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The Hot Hatch Toyota We Wish Was Sold In The States
Americans got the GR Corolla Hatchback, but we wish we had gotten its rally-ready sibling, the GR Yaris. Maybe it wasn't as practical, but it could race.
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5 Things To Know Before Buying A Classic Datsun 240Z
The Datsun 240Z might have been Nissan's first sportscar, but it was a remarkable technical achievement. Here's what to know before you buy one second-hand.
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One Fast Coffin: What Ever Happened To The Drag-U-La?
The dragster for Dracula was first seen in May 1965 in "The Munsters." Five Drag-u-la's were made for the show, and since then, several more replicas exist.
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Why Modern Headlights Are So Bright (And Why That Might Change)
If you've ever feared for your life while coming around a corner on a country road at night, you'll be glad that smarter headlights are on the way.
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Clampett's Wheels: What Ever Happened To The Beverly Hillbillies Truck?
It's one of the most notorious vehicles in television history -- the family truck from The Beverly Hillbillies. Where is it now and does it still function?
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Why The 1991 Oldsmobile Quad 442 W-41 Is Such A Rare Sight To See
If you blinked, you might have missed the 1991 Oldsmobile Quad 442 W-41. This weird little Cutlass spin-off is pretty rare today, and the reason why is strange.
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5 Car Tips And Tricks For A Cleaner And More Organized Vehicle
Tired of your car always being messy? There are a handful of things you can do to make sure it stays clean and organized regardless of your destination.
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2024 Ducati Monster Plus Review: Does This Modern Starter Bike Exceed Expectations?
Ducati's most affordable water-cooled bike has serious heritage, but can the latest Monster Plus capture the iconic essence of the original?
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German Invasion: Remembering The First Volkswagen Beetle Sold In The U.S
It wasn't until four years after WWII ended that the first Type I Beetle made its way to North America,
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This Little-Known Volkswagen Concept Inspired Bugatti's Most Iconic Car
Volkswagen's Nardo W12 concept car may have looked funny with the VW logo on the front, but no one was laughing when it started setting records.
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Here's How The Golf Became One Of The Best Selling Volkswagen's Ever Made
Starting in the '50s, Volkswagen produced many cars to take over from the Beetle, but none of them really took off until the Golf. This is its story.
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Do You Remember Oldsmobile's Strange Luxury Minivan, The Silhouette?
Oldsmobile isn't typically the brand that comes to mind when you think of strange, futuristic designs, but in the late '80s, it produced the Silhouette minivan.
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5 Small Electric Cars We Wish Were Sold In America
The United States continues to see more EVs hit the market from car manufacturers, but there are five that we wish were sold here in America.
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Everything You Need To Know About GM's Ultium EV Platform
Bucking the current trend in EV design and manufacture, GM's Ultium system is modular, since it is designed to be used in many different models.
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Here's Where The Oldsmobile's 442 W-30 Name Comes From
The Oldsmobile 442 came in several confusingly named packages that sometimes ended up being made into their own separate models. Let's take a look at the W-30.
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Here's What Put The Ferrari's F40 In A League Of It's Own
Although it maintained production for just five years, the Ferrari F40's standout design and features made it a historically significant vehicle.
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Flying Bug: The Worlds Fastest Volkswagen Beetle
The Beetle has never really been associated with speed, but that didn't stop Volkswagen from attempting to break a world record at the Bonneville Salt Flats.
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