They Don’t Make Cars Like This in Detroit Anymore: Five Legends Every Enthusiast Wants to Drive
These five American legends turned horsepower, bold styling, and attitude into cars generations of enthusiasts still dream about driving.
5 Iconic Cars That Became Favorites of Gangsters and Outlaws
From Prohibition-era bank robbers to modern crime bosses, these memorable cars earned an unexpected place in criminal history.
Faster Than Everything but the Corvette: The Forgotten American Muscle Car That Beat the Pontiac GTO
Who remembers American Motors Corporation today? Very, very few people do.
The Volvo That Was Supposed to Conquer America but Ended Up Donating Its Engine to a Truck
This Volvo concept was developed with one goal in mind: winning over American buyers and opening the door to the U.S. market.
The “Hypercar Among Supercars”: The Story of the Unique Cizeta Moroder With a V16 Engine
In the world of automotive exotica, few cars are as mysterious and ambitious as the Italian Cizeta V16T.
Catch Me If You Can: Legendary American Police Cars That Could Outrun Almost Anyone
For decades, American automakers have built more than just police cars—they've created genuine weapons on wheels for the men and women who enforce the law.
The Coolest Car in the World? Ford Mustang: A Classic American Icon!
Ford Mustang. It is a legendary car, an icon of the American auto industry, and the car that launched the muscle car era...
The Car With a Turning Headlight and a Helicopter Engine: The Story of the Tucker 48
All 51 cars built before the factory closed ended up in private collections and museums—and today, each can command auction prices higher than most modern supercars.
What Did the World’s Four Most Durable Engines Have in Common—and Why Were They Discontinued?
There was a time when far more cars could rack up a million miles, and that’s simply a fact.
What Mazda’s Name and Logo Really Mean: Few People Know the Full Story
Mazda’s history goes far beyond cars, including a little-known chapter involving wartime weapons production.
1941 Cadillac Convertible Wedding Rental Is an Odd-Ball Classic Rarity With a Massive Big-Block Upgrade
Only 3,100 examples were built in 1941, making this rare convertible a striking survivor today.
“Underpowered”: 4 U.S. Engines With Terrible Specific Power Output
Huge, many cylinders, powerful. That is the image that comes to mind when you hear the phrase “American engine.” Yet the U.S. also produced plenty of underpowered engines.
1924 Lincoln L Series Truck Is the Blackwood Predecessor the Luxury Brand Never Built
The L Series was Lincoln's very first automobile. Introduced in 1920, while the brand was still independent, it remained in production until 1930.
The GM LS/LT Engine Family: The Simple Formula Nobody Has Managed to Recreate
The LS is celebrated as blue-collar American muscle, but its real genius is an engineering masterpiece built around simplicity.
American Engines: The Legendary HEMI
To the average person with no interest in cars, HEMI is nothing more than four letters of the Latin alphabet.