Cars of Power: 7 Luxury Vehicles Favored by Some of the 20th Century’s Most Notorious Dictators
From Mercedes limousines to custom-built flagships, these were the vehicles chosen by some of history’s most powerful rulers.
5 American Cars That Predicted the Future of the Auto Industry
These groundbreaking American vehicles introduced game-changing ideas decades before the rest of the industry caught up.
The Billion-Dollar Mistake: How Cadillac Built a Masterpiece Nobody Wanted to Buy
Cadillac poured cutting-edge technology and luxury into the XLR, but buyers never embraced its six-figure price tag.
A Million Miles Isn’t the Limit: The Incredible Reliability Behind America’s Legendary Taxi
The story of Checker Motors reveals how durability made its taxis icons on American streets.
An American Misfire: Why the Chevrolet SSR Failed to Win Buyers
Chevrolet tried to reinvent the pickup, but the quirky SSR never found the audience GM expected.
Classic Style, Supercar Soul: This Jeep Packs Serious Character
A vintage Jeep Cherokee Chief looks stock on the outside, but its V10 heart tells a very different story.
This 1958 Chevy Impala Has the Dream Combination: Tri-Power V8, Low Miles, and Matching Numbers
A beautifully preserved 1958 Chevrolet Impala combines originality, low mileage, and desirable Tri-Power power.
1966 Oldsmobile Toronado: The Front-Drive Marvel America Didn't Buy
The Oldsmobile Toronado was a genuine breakthrough for the American auto industry — and, in a strange twist, its innovations steered a brilliant car straight into commercial flop territory.
This 1967 Corvette Has a Split Window — and Purists Probably Won't Approve
This heavily modified Corvette blends styling cues from two generations and packs 600 horsepower.
Rare 1965 Dodge Coronet 500 Convertible With 426 Street Wedge Sets New Auction Record
Factory 426 power and a convertible body make this 1965 Dodge Coronet exceptionally rare.
Father Sold Volkswagen Beetle, Son Spent 27 Years Searching Before Finally Finding It
Rhett Nankervis fell in love with the Beetle Oval Window, but his father had to sell it at some point. So, he spent nearly three decades searching for it
Lost to the Mustang, but Made History: The Tragic Story of the Plymouth Barracuda
America's first pony car never beat the Mustang, but it earned legendary status.
Rare 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Convertible Packs a Long List of Options and One Standout Feature
One of just 658 Road Runner convertibles built for 1970 is loaded with factory extras.
From Rusty Barn Find to 500-HP Beast: This 1964 Dodge 440 Got a Second Chance
A forgotten Dodge 440 was transformed into a stunning 500-horsepower Mopar street machine.
Panther 6: The Six-Wheeled Supercar From the 1970s That Claimed a 200-MPH Top Speed
Four wheels have always been the standard for passenger cars, but a handful of engineers believed six could do even better.