Road to Nowhere: American 8x8 Heavy Trucks During World War II
During World War II, America developed massive experimental 8x8 military trucks designed to haul the heaviest artillery on the battlefield.
Rare 1970s McLaren Motorhome Bought by Zak Brown: The Story Behind a Racing Legend’s Return
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has rescued a one-of-a-kind 1970s team motorhome, preserving an important piece of Formula 1 history.
The Greatest Prewar Supercars Ever Built: The Legendary Machines That Ruled the Roads Before WWII
Between World War I and World War II, Europe and America produced some of history’s most extravagant, advanced, and unforgettable luxury automobiles.
Rebel Rides: The Cars Chosen by Rock Legends
From psychedelic Rolls-Royces to roaring Mustangs, these iconic rock stars drove vehicles matching their larger-than-life personalities.
“I Know What I’ve Got” Moment of the Year: Owner Turned Down $1.2 Million for a 1965 Shelby GT350R, Then Sold It for $2.5 Million
This ultra-rare 1965 Shelby race car just shattered records after years hidden away in private ownership.
5 of the Most Powerful Engines Ever Installed in American Cars
Massive displacement, brutal horsepower, and legendary engineering helped define America’s greatest high-performance engines ever built.
The Last “Mastodon” From Lincoln: A Personal Luxury Coupe Packed With Style and Technology
Lincoln’s Mark series once defined the American personal luxury coupe with style and advanced technology.
The Engine That Changed America
How Oldsmobile’s Rocket V8 reshaped American performance cars long before the muscle car era began.
Hummer H2: From Brutal Military Truck to Rapper Status Symbol
The Hummer H2 transformed from rugged military-inspired SUV into one of the flashiest symbols of the 2000s.
Distant Relatives: The Asian Off-Roaders Inspired by America’s Legendary Jeep
After World War II, Jeep-inspired SUVs helped launch Asia’s future automotive giants and off-road legends.
Why Hungary’s Ikarus Buses Failed in America Despite Early Success in the U.S.
Hungarian-built Ikarus buses once targeted America’s transit market but never gained a lasting foothold there.
Legendary 1935 Auto Union Lucca Speed Car Recreated After Nearly 90 Years
The recreated Auto Union Lucca revives one of prewar racing’s most remarkable land-speed record machines.
Incredible Features Found in American Cars of the 1950s
America’s booming postwar auto industry introduced futuristic technologies decades ahead of their time.
Why Ford Has Barely Changed Its Logo in a Century
Ford’s iconic Blue Oval became a symbol of reliability by resisting constant redesigns and passing trends.
Everything Backwards: Why Britain Drives on the Left Side of the Road
Historians still debate the true origins of left-side driving and why Britain adopted it first.