Miles Brucker articles

The action hero’s garage lineup was about purpose, passion, and memories built one mile at a time. Some were track legends, others quiet cruisers he chose over red carpets. Now, they’re ready for new stories.

Beneath polished decks and grand chandeliers, these ships carried secrets of their time. Their stories span from heroism to tragedy and sabotage to reinvention.

A great car is more than metal. It's a product of both culture and engineering from a specific location. Each one of these iconic cars carries the imprint of its homeland, so can you guess it well?

You wouldn’t expect a denim label or a surfwear brand to shape what’s inside a car, but that’s exactly what happened. Over the years, automakers have teamed up in ways that bring unique results.

It’s easy to overlook the steering wheel, yet it defines every drive. We’ll first explore 13 vehicles whose steering wheels disappointed their drivers. Then, the narrative shifts toward twelve remarkable steering wheel designs that prove some automakers truly cared.

Color makes cars unforgettable. Automakers produced distinctive paint choices that once energized showrooms, only to quietly fade away.

Some vehicles exceeded expectations, and we cannot deny that. They became turning points in culture, be it through mass production or global influence. So, which ones did it best?

Automakers often pull great cars too early and let weaker ones overstay. This article opens with 13 cars that vanished fast and then moves on to 12 models that lingered for too long. In both cases, timing proves to be everything.

Remember when trucks came standard with a big, flat bench up front? These days, it’s mostly high-tech consoles and plush bucket seats. In this roundup, we spotlight 13 trucks that still make room for a third front passenger—and 12 that have kissed the middle seat goodbye for good.