The 1957 Dodge: How “Autodynamics” Shaped One of Detroit’s Boldest Designs
The 1957 Dodge Looked Like a Dream Car, but Its Biggest Flaw Was Hiding Beneath the Surface.
The 1937 Ford Was a Quality Car at an Affordable Price — Here’s What Made It Stand Out
The 1937 Ford featured several major changes and improvements. Let’s take a closer look.
Two Ferrari F40s Spotted on Google Maps Turn Out to Be Pontiac Fiero Replicas
Two Ferrari F40 lookalikes spotted on Google Maps in Spain turned out to be replicas built on an American sports car.
10 Concept Cars From the 20th Century That Look Like They Came From the Future
From futuristic cockpits to rocket-inspired bodies, these 10 vintage concept cars pushed design boundaries and still look spectacular today.
This 1998 Volvo S90 Has Just 1,378 Miles After 28 Years—and It’s Going to Auction
A remarkably low-mileage 1998 Volvo S90 is heading to auction in Sweden, but age-related issues remain.
Elegance for Everyone: How Chevrolet Made Its 1960 Cars Stand Out
Chevrolet toned down its extravagant 1959 styling for 1960, bringing a more refined look to its affordable full-size cars.
More Than a Car! More Than a Truck! The 1957 Ford Ranchero
The 1957 Ford Ranchero launched a new kind of American vehicle, blending passenger-car styling with pickup-truck utility years before the segment took off.
Pontiac's 1970 GTO Had a Wild Exhaust Option—Only 233 Cars Got It
Pontiac offered an unusual exhaust system for the 1970 GTO, but the factory option didn't last long.
Chrysler's Aluminum Slant 6 Engine: The Lightweight Experiment of 1961–1963
Chrysler built more than 50,000 cars with an aluminum-block Slant 6 before production challenges brought the project to an end.
1959 Chevy Impala Parked in a Farm Begs for Restoration As Owner Decides To Let It Go
This 1959 Chevrolet Impala has landed online with one big mission: it must convince a skilled restoration guy to give it a second chance
Buick Called Its 1960 Cars “Turbine Drive” Models, but There Was No Turbine Engine Under the Hood
Buick spent decades using memorable marketing phrases, but its 1960 turbine-drive branding had a surprising explanation.
Chrysler’s Hemi Was Too Expensive to Build. Its 1958 Plan B Became a V8 Legend
After its famous Hemi V8s, Chrysler took a new direction in 1958 with a simpler, more affordable engine.
The Original Batmobile From Batman Returns Could Sell for $7 Million
The original 1992 Batmobile from Batman Returns is heading to a Los Angeles auction with a $7 million estimate.
The “Leader of the Dodge Rebellion”: The 1966 Dodge Charger
The Dodge Charger has endured for 60 years, but its story began with an unlikely 1966 debut.
The Gas Turbine Chrysler Drove a Million Miles Across the U.S., Ran on Perfume, but Never Went Into Production
In late 1963, a strange new car hit American roads, turning heads with the unmistakable sound of a jet engine.