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5 Rare And Valuable Yenko Chevys From The Height Of Muscle Car Excess
Yenko-converted Chevrolet cars were impressive beasts in the muscle car era, and some of them are extremely valuable due to how few were made.
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9 Of The Greatest Muscle Wagons Of All Time
While fast wagons still sell overseas, North American car buyers haven't seen a proper muscle wagon in years. Let's take a look back at some favorites.
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Soaring Gas Prices Could Send Buyers Crawling Back To EVs And Hybrids
Rising gas prices are making buyers rethink their aversion to EVs and hybrids, Bentley is cutting nearly 300 jobs due to tariffs and the EV rollback, and more.
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At $3,999, Could This 1998 Dodge Neon Brighten Your Day?
The $3,999 asking price is just about as old-school as the car itself. Does that seem fair given the car's presentation?
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Porsche Penske 963s Will Race At Sebring With '90s Throwback 911 GT1 Livery
The team is certainly hoping to continue its success after winning the Rolex 24 at Daytona in January.
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2027 BMW i3 EV Returns The 3 Series To Its Design Roots And Boasts 440 Miles Of Range
The electric Neue Klasse i3 will be joined by gas-powered 3 Series models with similar styling, but riding on the current CLAR platform.
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Ford's Bizarre 'Calliope' V8 Was Built For Le Mans, But Never Made It
Have you ever heard of Ford’s Calliope V8? Only three prototypes of this 800-hp monster exist, and one of them is tucked away at the Henry Ford Museum.
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Timberland Ford F-150 Boots Have A Fake Grille And Subtle Lift To Make You Look Big And Manly
Hopefully since these boots aren't manufactured by Ford, they won't be susceptible to any record-setting recalls, but you never know.
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My Porsche 996 Turbo Has A New Interior And This Is The Best Day Ever
Getting the interior of your Porsche 996 Turbo completely refinished is a stressful (and expensive) process, but the results can be very rewarding.
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How A $1200 BMW X5 From Ohio Became The Wildest Off-Roader In Los Angeles
From an unassuming, luxurious family SUV to one of the wildest off-roaders you've ever seen, Mike Day's BMW X5 has had one hell of a transformation.
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2027 Kia Telluride Extends Its Reign As The Best Three-Row SUV
With a fascinating design, a great turbocharged hybrid powertrain, and even more space and refinement, the second-generation Telluride is a home run.
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At $19,000, Could This 2004 Mercury Marauder Make Your Day?
Does this $19,000 price seem reasonable for the car as it's presented, minor warts and all? Or for that much, would it need to be darn-near perfect?
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RENNtech Will Make A Modern Mercedes-AMG Hammer With A Hand-Made V12 Engine
Mercedes tuner RENNtech is offering a limited run of V12-powered coupes that could scratch a very particular itch for nostalgic luxury enthusiasts.
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The EPA Just Named The Most Fuel-Efficient Automaker, And It's Not Toyota
Toyota has a reputation for being gas-stingy, but it's actually in fourth place in the EPA's latest mileage rankings. Still, overall, mileage keeps increasing.
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Why You Might Run Afoul Of The Law If You Street Park In Front Of Your Neighbor's House
Sometimes, you might have no choice but to park in front of your neighbor's house. This isn't illegal in and of itself, but you may still get in trouble for it.
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The Final Studebaker Ever Built Rolled Off The Line 60 Years Ago Today
Studebaker was an iconic automotive brand, but it sadly went out of business 60 years ago. Here's a closer look at the last Studebaker ever built.
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Trump's Tariff Schemes Have Cost Automakers Over $35 Billion So Far
President Trump's ill-advised tariffs have cost the automotive industry over $35 billion so far (and that cost is definitely getting passed on to you.)
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'F1: The Movie' Is An Oscar Winner
The Joseph Kosinski-directed film was also nominated in three additional categories, which it did not win.
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At $50,000, Is This 1959 Lincoln Continental The Classiest Camper Money Could Buy?
Does that feel fair considering this Lincoln's uniqueness, history, and condition? Or do you think you'd have to be a schnook to pay that much for this Chinook?
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What Made Ford's Toploader Transmission So Durable?
Ford has made plenty of powerful transmissions throughout its lifetime, but the Toploader is iconic for how rugged and long-lasting it can be.
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You Just Hit A Pothole, Time To Pull Over And Do These Things
Who among us hasn't hit a pothole? It happens to every driver, but not everyone knows what to do next or how to check their car for damage and stay safe.
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What Is A Tri-Five Chevy And Which Models Fit The Bill?
The Tri-Five Chevy is loved by classic-car enthusiasts due to confident styling, influential engines, and decades of hot-rodding. Here's what the term means.
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The AMC Eagle Turbo-Diesel Was The Performance Version, And One Still Exists
The diesel version of American Motors' Eagle was factory-authorized, but only seven were ever built. Maybe that was because of the far higher price.
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The Government Does Something Cool For Once: U.S. Postal Service Issues SoCal Lowrider Culture Stamps
This is a tiny scrap of good happening in a sea of bad.
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The Saga Of This Cheap Bentley Flying Spur Shows Off Just How Tough Volkswagen's W12 Can Be
It withstood years of overheating, enough to stretch head bolts and damage a coolant tank, and is still running as smoothly as it did two decades ago.
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Motor Oil Boiling In Your Car Is Nearly Impossible, But If It Does You've Got Bigger Problems
It's basically impossible for the oil in your car's engine to get hot enough to boil. However, it it does happen, these are the bigger issues you'll be facing.
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The Splinter Is An Honest-To-Goodness Drivable Sports Car Made Of Wood
Some one-off cars have some incredibly unique designs, but perhaps none are quite as unique with their basic building materials as the Splinter.
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