When it comes to rare muscle cars, few things get collectors more excited than a unicorn – a car so rare that most people will never see one in person. The 1969 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am convert
Japan knows how to build cars that stick around. While everyone talks about their practical stuff like the Prius or Corolla, some of their wildest creations have been sports coupes that completely cha
Just when you thought Mansory couldn’t possibly go any wilder, they’ve gone and done it again—this time with the already bonkers Ferrari Purosangue. Say hello to the Pugnator Tricolo
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
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
What makes a car truly forgettable? It's that strange automotive phenomenon where a vehicle is so bland that it completely vanishes from memory until someone spots one on the road. Then it hits -
Finding a well-preserved everyday car can be just as exciting as spotting an exotic supercar - at least for certain car enthusiasts. Case in point: this remarkably intact Hyundai Excel sedan recently
When most people think of sporty coupes, they picture something expensive with lots of horsepower and fancy tech. But not all two-doors are created equal. Some are just regular cars with two fewer doo
Diesel power might be great for fuel economy and towing stuff, but let's be honest—some carmakers just weren't interested. While plenty of manufacturers embraced the diesel life, these 1
Most concept cars hit the auto show circuit with a flash of excitement only to vanish into storage or worse, the crusher. But between the late '80s and mid-2000s, American automakers went all-in o