How American Car Designers Ended Up Building Wood-Sided Cars — and Why the Style Stayed Trendy for So Long
Automotive trends can be just as fickle as the fashion world.
Car for the Well-Heeled: 5 Jaguar Models That Secured Their Place in Automotive History
Jaguar’s legacy is defined by standout models that shaped its identity through design, innovation, and unmistakable British character.
GM Built a One-of-a-Kind V12 in the ’60s That Weighed More Than a Classic Mini Cooper: Facts About a Retro Engine
A giant truck engine: why the V12 Twin Six became a legend — and the surprising facts behind it
Why Early 20th-Century Cars Had Huge Fabric Bags on the Roof — The Real Reason Will Surprise You
Rumors about their purpose have circulated for years, but the truth is just as unexpected.
The 1967 Plymouth GTX: The One-Year Muscle Icon Most Americans Have Never Heard Of
Plymouth entered the growing mid-size segment in 1962 after a corporate misstep.
Bordering on classic: 1971 Chevrolet Corvette, a restoration project. It's in solid shape for being 54 years old
This 1971 Chevrolet Corvette has appeared on eBay with a single goal — to persuade online buyers that it deserves another shot at life after spending what seems like ages parked and neglected.
Every American Should Visit These – The Best Car Museums in the U.S.
These top automotive museums don’t just showcase classic cars – they tell the story of how engineering and design have evolved through the decades.
Hot-Dip Galvanizing Protected Cars from Rust for Decades — So Why Did Automakers Abandon It Now?
Hot-dip galvanizing once seemed like the perfect armor against rust — until its serious downsides became impossible to ignore.
Immaculate 1979 Chevrolet El Camino With Just 1,200 Miles
Picture a car that looks like it just rolled off the assembly line—yet its styling screams late 1970s America.
Legendary Predators: The Five Most Beautiful Jaguars in History
Throughout its rich history, Jaguar has created countless cars that became true icons of automotive culture.
Nissan Hardbody: The Pickup Legend That Never Went Down Without a Fight
The legendary Hardbody — a compact pickup that conquered America in the 1980s and 1990s.
Officials Seek Public’s Help in Solving 54-Year-Old Cold Case
A black Chevrolet sedan was seen idling outside Natter’s Market in Salt Lake City moments before the shooting that claimed two lives on September 2, 1971 — and investigators are still searching for answers.
Mechanic Reunites With Survivor 1968 Mustang GT 390 4-Speed He Repaired Three Decades Ago
When Bullitt roared onto theater screens in 1968, it didn’t just turn Steve McQueen into an icon—it made the Mustang GT 390 a symbol of pure American cool.
Do You Know What the World’s First Machine Was?
Early mechanisms — the prototypes of the tools and devices we still use today.
The “Snow Cruiser”: A Sad but Fascinating Tale of America’s Lost Antarctic Explorer
In the late 1930s, American polar explorers set out to build something the world had never seen before — a massive all-terrain vehicle called the Snow Cruiser.