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Top 9 Weirdest American Pickup Trucks

Top 9 Weirdest American Pickup Trucks

From a Dodge convertible pickup to a 1990s electric Chevrolet, these nine American trucks pushed automotive weirdness to extremes.

Cultural Phenomenon: Soviet Cars Are Finding a Surprising New Fan Base in America

Cultural Phenomenon: Soviet Cars Are Finding a Surprising New Fan Base in America

Interest in Soviet-built vehicles is surging across the United States as collectors embrace their rugged simplicity and Cold War-era character.

Ferrari’s First EV Is Here — And It’s Unlike Any Ferrari Before It

Ferrari’s First EV Is Here — And It’s Unlike Any Ferrari Before It

Ferrari has unveiled the Luce, the brand’s first production electric vehicle, featuring radical styling, four motors, and 1,050 horsepower.

Five Surprisingly Fast Production Cars Almost Anyone Can Buy

Five Surprisingly Fast Production Cars Almost Anyone Can Buy

You don’t need an exotic supercar to enjoy serious speed — several mainstream vehicles can still deliver impressive acceleration.

G-Power Turned the BMW XM Into a 937-HP Hyper SUV

G-Power Turned the BMW XM Into a 937-HP Hyper SUV

G-Power gave the already extreme BMW XM nearly 1,000 horsepower, aggressive carbon styling, and true hypercar-level performance credentials.

Gas Monkey Garage Finished Its Wild Ferrari F6 6x6 — and Wants $1.5 Million for It

Gas Monkey Garage Finished Its Wild Ferrari F6 6x6 — and Wants $1.5 Million for It

A heavily modified six-wheel Ferrari Testarossa has officially been completed after more than a year of controversial custom development.

Chrysler 300C — American Luxury with Mercedes Abilities and Bentley Character

Chrysler 300C — American Luxury with Mercedes Abilities and Bentley Character

The car stands out with its massive body and flat 'face', making it recognizable on the roads regardless of what competitors are nearby.

These Cars Will Endure Much: TOP 5 Proven Models with Mileage

These Cars Will Endure Much: TOP 5 Proven Models with Mileage

Reliable cars in the secondary market for reasonable money: 5 best cars up to $8,000

Why Is My Car Pulling to One Side When I Hit the Brakes?

Why Is My Car Pulling to One Side When I Hit the Brakes?

A car that pulls to one side under braking is a serious safety risk. Here are the likely culprits and fixes.

Mitsubishi Triton Savana Is an Off-Road Pickup Built Exclusively for South America

Mitsubishi Triton Savana Is an Off-Road Pickup Built Exclusively for South America

Mitsubishi created an ultra-limited off-road version of the Triton pickup, but only 80 examples will ever be produced.

Why Some Drivers Drill Holes in Spark Plugs — and Why It’s Usually a Bad Idea

Why Some Drivers Drill Holes in Spark Plugs — and Why It’s Usually a Bad Idea

Viral YouTube “mods” promise more horsepower from drilled spark plugs, but mechanics warn the risks can seriously damage your engine.

The Cadillac BLS Was Built in Sweden, Assembled in Russia, and Never Even Sold in America

The Cadillac BLS Was Built in Sweden, Assembled in Russia, and Never Even Sold in America

Cadillac once launched a European luxury sedan so unusual that American buyers never even had the chance to purchase it.

Why the Volkswagen Thing Never Truly Found Its Place in America

Why the Volkswagen Thing Never Truly Found Its Place in America

Volkswagen’s quirky open-top Thing looked perfect for California beaches, but American buyers never fully embraced the unusual machine.

Why Spark Plugs Get Flooded: Common Causes and How to Fix the Problem

Why Spark Plugs Get Flooded: Common Causes and How to Fix the Problem

Hard starts, rough idling, or sudden stalling can often be traced to flooded spark plugs and underlying engine problems.

Stellantis Promises New Level 2++ Hands-Free Driving System

Stellantis Promises New Level 2++ Hands-Free Driving System

Stellantis is teaming up with Wayve to launch a next-generation hands-free driving system for North American vehicles by 2028.

Why Engine Power Is Still Measured in Horsepower More Than 200 Years Later

Why Engine Power Is Still Measured in Horsepower More Than 200 Years Later

The term horsepower dates back to steam engines and remains one of the easiest ways drivers compare vehicle performance today.