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Many Americans are hesitant about switching to electric vehicles despite their increasing popularity. Here are our reasons why consumers may want to avoid spending their hard-earned money on an EV.

Whether you're into the American classics, like a Chevelle SS or a Ford Mustang, or prefer a European import like a Volkswagen Beetle, or the extreme power of supercars like the Lamborghini Gallardo or Pagani Zonda, there are plenty of cars that hit the mark with the public. Here are some adored automobiles that are no more but we wish were.

No car is as polarizing as the Tesla Cybertruck. Folks either love it or they hate it. Well, the good news is that if you fall on the "hate it" side of the fence but are still intrigued by an electric truck—there are a bunch of great options to choose from (and a few that looked great, but never made it to the market).

From his first shop in his mother’s chicken coop to the heights of Hollywood, Gene Winfield’s life has been one wild ride—and he’s still going strong at 97 years old.

Eddie Van Halen was known as one of America's greatest rockers. But when his band, Van Halen, wasn't selling out venues, Eddie's other great passion was cars. He even featured prominently during the early days of MTV, celebrating hot rods and modified cars of all types. Let's review some of Eddie Van Halen's greatest rides, from the fast and furious—to the downright ridiculous.

While Messi and Ronaldo may go head-to-head over who's the GOAT in the soccer world, there's no doubt who's the bigger car enthusiast—Ronaldo is. Let's look inside Cristiano Ronaldo's extensive collection and pick out some of the coolest cars in the fleet of the world's greatest soccer stars.

You've heard of Bend It Like Beckham, but what about "Drive It Like Beckham"? The former Manchester United and Real Madrid star, England captain, and one of the world's best-ever soccer players is also an avid motorist. Let's take a look inside Beckham's $2.7 million car collection.

While you might be aware that Jerry Seinfeld likes comedians, cars and coffee—you might not realize just how big of a car nut the famed comedian actually is. Well, now you do. And while we aren't going to check out all of the estimated 150 cars in his massive collection—we do want to point out some of the coolest ones he owns—or has owned in the past. Including...

Formula One racing is one of the most popular sports in the world and those F1 cars are some of the fastest. But how much do they cost? And how does that cost breakdown to all the different parts of these automotive marvels? Well, let's find out.

Two rare things that get us really excited are steaks and cars. But while a rare steak is something any of us could easily get our hands on—the rare cars we're going to talk about here, will probably never be seen by any of us IRL. These aren't just rare cars—whether prototypes or custom-builds, these are cars of which there's only one model on the planet.

The Honda RA108 is one of the weirdest cars in Formula 1 history—and one of the most embarrassing. In fact, it was so embarrassing that it led Honda to give up on F1 altogether.

The Trabant P 50 was meant to be a car for the people—instead, it turned into the most disastrous vehicle in automotive history.