Planes soared. Systems failed. People paid the price. These accidents left lasting marks that still shape the way flying is conducted today. Every crash told the world, “Never again”.
Some cars went rogue. Not evil genius rogue—more like, “Oops, I turned on by myself” kind of rogue. This is gonna be a wild ride of design quirks and factory facepalms.
There's a world of engines most people never hear about. Too bold or too ahead of their time, some of these odd mechanical creations live briefly, sometimes only once, under the hood of very specific machines.
F1's calendar has shifted with its needs. While some circuits became obsolete and disappeared, others remain despite their flaws. Let’s check out the ones that fall under the first category.
Junkyards are the place where one man's trash truly becomes another man's treasure. To most, junkyard cars seem like scrap metal. But a discerning eye can appreciate those vehicles that once turned heads.
NASCAR cars are finely tuned machines built with precision and purpose. However, not all these racecars are created equal, and the cost of their parts reflects this diversity.
The 20th century witnessed the launch of various magnificent cars that are a definition of luxury even today. One such icon was the Buick Riviera. Launched in 1963, it dazzled the world with its elegant design. Let’s explore Riviera’s epic journey in frames.
