Ferrari loves making special editions of their regular cars, and honestly, who can blame them? When people are throwing money at you for the privilege of owning something rare, why not keep the party
The Dodge Viper was already completely insane when it debuted in 1992. Eight-liter V10, no traction control, and a tendency to bite anyone who wasn't paying attention. But apparently, Dodge though
The Ferrari 458 Italia is doing something most supercars never manage – getting more valuable with age. While most exotic cars take a nosedive in value the moment their replacement arrives, the
So get this – everyone thinks fancy air suspension is some European luxury invention, right? Nope! Turns out America got there first, way back in the 50s. Cadillac dropped the Eldorado Brough
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While exotic brands regularly build one-off engines for their six-figure supercars, it's pretty rare to see mainstream manufacturers do the same. That's what makes the Ford Taurus SHO's Ya
So you've probably heard of Italdesign, right? These are the folks behind some of the coolest cars ever made - and yeah, a few stinkers too. Now VW's looking to dump them after owning them for
So you've been drooling over that vintage Porsche 911 or maybe an old-school Mustang? Join the club. There's something irresistible about classic cars, but between the Instagram glamour shots
There's something special about a great car name. More than just a label, the perfect name can become as iconic as the vehicle itself. Looking back through American automotive history, some names
Before 1932, V8 engines were basically rich people toys - expensive beasts found only in fancy Cadillacs and other luxury rides. Meanwhile, regular folks puttered around in Model As with their humble