Long before GPS told drivers when to turn, American road trips often began with a colorful paper map picked up at a gas station. These maps showed highways, towns, distances, and sometimes tourist attractions, all folded into something small enough for a glove compartment. Oil companies once handed them out by the millions, making them a familiar part of American driving culture. But could the average driver today actually navigate with one?

The 1970s were an incredible decade for coupes. Yet despite the innovations, a surprising number are barely remembered today.

A hybrid can run great for years and then let out one intimidating warning: the high-voltage battery is failing. Refurbished batteries promise a much cheaper solution, but can you really trust them?

When it comes down to the number of wins under their belt, these guys are five of the best drivers in the history of Formula One. 

For their cultural impact and iconic status, these are five of the greatest Harley-Davidson motorcycles to have ever been made.

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You probably remember the family car, the road trips, and Dad refusing to stop for directions. But what about the name above the gas pumps? These brands served American drivers during the 1960s. But do any of them ring a bell? Do you remember at least 5 of them?

Some cars have a reputation problem. You've probably heard warnings about certain models being magnets for thieves, but the surprising truth is that several of these supposedly risky vehicles offer compelling reasons to buy them anyway.