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Cars are more than transportation—they’re symbols of eras, economic shifts, and daily life around the world. We ranked these legends using total global nameplate sales, verified manufacturer milestones, and respected industry data. While regional methodology and available variants can skew numbers slightly, this list captures the most credible and current figures we can find—celebrating automotive icons that shaped millions of lives.

Every curve and flare on the Mustang GTD speaks of intent. This machine is a supercar wrapped in carbon fiber and precision. Examining its details uncovers why this Mustang is less about nostalgia and more about rewriting expectations of American power.

From rugged off-roaders to high-tech full-size rigs, these are the 25 best pickup trucks for snowy climates.

Diesel trucks are prized for torque, towing, and how well they hold up over time. With 2025 models rolling out, reliability is more important than ever.

Few cars have left a mark like the Ford Mustang. Since 1964, it’s been America’s pony car, inspiring drivers with its mix of affordability, style, and muscle.

The Ford F-150 has been America’s best-selling vehicle for decades, known for toughness and reliability. But now, nearly 1.3 million of them—built between 2015 and 2017—are under the microscope for a very scary problem: sudden, unexpected downshifts at highway speeds. But how did we get here?