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How the U.S. Invented an Engine That Could Travel 932 Miles on 1.3 Gallons of Gas

Everyone who believes in conspiracy theories—and that oil companies and the automotive lobby are behind everything—has reason to celebrate.

Lincoln briefly offered a BMW-built diesel engine, creating one of its most unusual American luxury cars ever.

One of the earliest military Land Rover Series I models ever built is set to cross the auction block after a meticulous restoration.

Few engines have earned as much respect from American racers and everyday enthusiasts as Chevrolet's legendary ZL1 big-block V8.

Brazil produced several remarkable sports cars that remain largely unknown outside South America despite their unique engineering.

These iconic classics prove that truly great automotive design never goes out of style, even decades later.

Building a car with an aircraft engine is possible, but examples remain exceptionally rare despite the close ties between automakers and aviation.

Many drivers assume most of today's high-tech vehicle features were invented in the 21st century, but that's not the case.

One family's beloved 1971 Plymouth ’Cuda became a lasting symbol of love, memories, and generations of shared automotive passion.

Unusual buses.

Some of the strangest-looking pickups ever built introduced innovations that permanently changed truck design and capability.

Automotive concepts with remarkably bold styling.

Timeless European styling paired with raw American V8 muscle. Here are five Old World supercars built during the 1960s and 1970s.

Some engines changed the course of automotive history, and the Willys Go-Devil was one of them.

Few American sedans changed the industry like the Ford Taurus, from its groundbreaking debut to its global farewell.