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One of 12 Built: This 1967 Mercury Comet Caliente Convertible Is an Exceptionally Rare Find

One of 12 Built: This 1967 Mercury Comet Caliente Convertible Is an Exceptionally Rare Find

This big-block 1967 Mercury Comet Caliente convertible combines rare factory options, striking styling, and remarkable collector appeal today.

The 10 Best Modern American V8 Engines

The 10 Best Modern American V8 Engines

From naturally aspirated screamers to supercharged powerhouses, these American-built V8s continue to define performance and muscle.

Honda Turns the City Economy Car Into an Anime Adventure Featuring Volcanoes and a Giant Lava Monster

Honda Turns the City Economy Car Into an Anime Adventure Featuring Volcanoes and a Giant Lava Monster

Honda has launched an anime-inspired commercial for the refreshed Honda City, transforming the compact sedan into the star of an action-packed fantasy.

Bentley Reveals First EV, Officially Named Torcal

Bentley Reveals First EV, Officially Named Torcal

Bentley has released the first official teaser of its upcoming all-electric luxury SUV, confirming both its Torcal name and September 23 debut.

Kings of the Quarter Mile: The Wildest Muscle Cars of the 1960s

Kings of the Quarter Mile: The Wildest Muscle Cars of the 1960s

The golden age of muscle cars produced some brutally fast factory machines that dominated the drag strip and humbled exotic sports cars.

Road Trip, Home Comfort: This Modest Travel Trailer Has an Interior That Rivals an Apartment

Road Trip, Home Comfort: This Modest Travel Trailer Has an Interior That Rivals an Apartment

This thoughtfully designed travel trailer delivers the comfort and convenience of home, making every road trip feel effortlessly familiar.

5 Ultra-Rare Sportbikes Worth More Than Many Luxury Cars

5 Ultra-Rare Sportbikes Worth More Than Many Luxury Cars

These limited-production sportbikes have become prized collector's items, with some commanding prices well into seven figures today.

Chevrolet Opens Orders for the New Corvette Grand Sport X Hybrid AWD

Chevrolet Opens Orders for the New Corvette Grand Sport X Hybrid AWD

Chevrolet has officially begun taking orders for the hybrid all-wheel-drive Corvette Grand Sport X ahead of production later this year.

The Pros and Cons of Cars With Panoramic Roofs

The Pros and Cons of Cars With Panoramic Roofs

A panoramic roof can make a vehicle look and feel more upscale, but it also comes with some important trade-offs.

Who Really Needs Fuel Additives—and Why?

Who Really Needs Fuel Additives—and Why?

Owning a car involves far more than the purchase price. Could fuel additives help reduce long-term operating costs?

Polestar 4 SUV to Debut September 2 With a Rear Window

Polestar 4 SUV to Debut September 2 With a Rear Window

Swedish EV brand Polestar will unveil a more practical version of the Polestar 4 on September 2, complete with a conventional rear window.

Summer Tire Pressure: How Incorrect Inflation Increases Wear and Fuel Consumption

Summer Tire Pressure: How Incorrect Inflation Increases Wear and Fuel Consumption

Proper tire pressure in hot weather can reduce tire wear, improve grip, and help cut fuel consumption by up to 10%.

One-of-One Ferrari 599 GTB Shooting Brake Unveiled by Niels van Roij Design

One-of-One Ferrari 599 GTB Shooting Brake Unveiled by Niels van Roij Design

One-of-a-kind Ferrari 599 GTB shooting brake by Niels van Roij Design pays tribute to the legendary 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Shooting Brake.

Five Classic European Supercars Powered by American V8s

Five Classic European Supercars Powered by American V8s

Timeless European styling paired with raw American V8 muscle. Here are five Old World supercars built during the 1960s and 1970s.

Can This 1969 Dodge Charger Still Be Saved, or Is It Finally Ready for the Scrap Yard?

Can This 1969 Dodge Charger Still Be Saved, or Is It Finally Ready for the Scrap Yard?

A severely deteriorated 1969 Dodge Charger is testing whether any collector still believes it's worth rescuing today.

Ford Recalls Early Mustang Mach-E SUVs Over Fracturing Rear Differential Pinion Shaft

Ford Recalls Early Mustang Mach-E SUVs Over Fracturing Rear Differential Pinion Shaft

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