These machines pack enough raw power to make seasoned drivers sweat and enough torque to turn tires into smoke. After all, even the most skilled drivers think twice before getting these cars on the open road.
Edsel Ford once said, "Father made the most popular cars; I want to make the best," and that's precisely what The Lincoln Motor Company did. So, here's how the company began and continues to craft its cars.
The wounded pride of one created an American legend as Ford sought to establish itself as a serious competitor in endurance racing. What followed was a pricey revenge, and here is the story.
Behind the unassuming walls of a former paint shop in Southern California lies Tim Allen's automotive haven. It houses the comedian's carefully curated collection of muscle cars, European supercars, and rare classics. Here are a few.
From its debut as a limited-edition convertible in the late 1950s, the Pontiac Bonneville has reflected changing trends in the auto industry while maintaining its distinct identity. Over the years, it has become an American icon. Is this the status it really deserves?
Trivia time: what do Adam Sandler, Marilyn Monroe, Clark Gable, Clint Eastwood, and Rita Hayworth have in common? They all loved their Cadillacs. What made them fall in love with the brand that rewrote the standards of the industry?
Nothing feels better than taking a worn-down machine and changing it into a show-stopping masterpiece for a car enthusiast. But when should you walk away and know that your project car is nothing but a financial strain or personal burnout?
Imagine getting into your car and taking a nap, and then voila, you are at your destination. Dream no more because this is now a reality, and here is an account of 22 innovations that will most certainly change how we drive.
An artificial intelligence-enabled car chatting with its driver in the 1900s seemed like a fantasy. But today, we’re asking our cars to play music and direct us home. Who knows, we might soon be driving alongside birds. Were the following cars mere predictions?
