Nostalgia You Can Taste

There's No Such Thing As A 1983 Chevy Corvette — Or Is There?

The National Corvette Museum has the only 1983 'Vette left in the world, and it only exists today due to a string of good luck and strange occurrences.

Where Did Dodge's Scat Pack Name Come From?

When it comes to names that capture the imagination, Chrysler is one of the best to ever do it, and Scat Pack is one of the brand's most famous monikers.

Watch BMW Meticulously Restore A 507 Roadster Once Owned By Elvis

There's something very calming about watching a team of experts restore a lovely old car.

Make Every Summer A Brat Summer With This Perfect 1979 Subaru BRAT

This 1979 BRAT for sale on Bring A Trailer exemplifies the weirdness of classic Subarus.

I Spotted A Romanian Car That I Didn't Even Know Existed

ARO 24-series trucks were sold damn near everywhere, with most of these built for export or under license in Spain, Portugal or Brazil.

Germany's Weirdest Race Track Was Just Two 6-Mile Straights Connected By Ridiculous Banking

Over the years the AVUS track played home to several high-speed records, races, and car tests

Ayrton Senna Once Did An Oddly Sensual Ad For The Fourth-Generation Honda Prelude

This isn't an ad for a Prelude, this is one of the fastest men on earth doing his damnedest to convince you that driving a Honda is sexy

This NASCAR Team Is Celebrating The Time It Helped Lotus Win The Indy 500 With A Gorgeous Throwback Scheme

Josh Berry's number 21 Motorcraft Ford will be decked out in the same British racing green and canary yellow as Clark's famed Lotus-Ford was sixty years ago

Toyota Needs To Bring Back X-Treme Commercials From The 1990s

Now this is how you sell a truck, with space comets, body-surfing landslide, hang gliding from eagles and flying on lightning bolts

The Lincoln Blackwood Was So Much More Than A Fancy Ford F-150

Introduced in 2002, the Blackwood immediately flopped so hard it was cancelled within a year.

You Still Can't Get A Suzuki Jimny In The U.S., But These Might Be Your Next Best Bet

We've rounded up some of the best Suzuki Jimny alternatives that you can actually get in America

How The Flathead Ford Became An Icon Of Hot Rod History

Ford's Flathead wasn't the first V8 or the most powerful, but it was simple, lightweight, reliable and cheap

In Defense Of Chevy's Forgotten Pickup Trucks

Chevrolet has made a few interesting pickups you may not have heard of, from an electric S-10 to the heavy duty Avalanche

Audi's 700-HP World Rally Monster Still Has The Goods 40 Years Later

The Audi RS 002 never got to race, but the Audi Tradition division is out here hooning it

This Truly Bizarre Stop-Motion Racing Movie Is The Most Successful Norwegian Film Of All Time

You Wake Up In 1996 And Your Dodge Viper Has Just Arrived

Patrick Stewart Narrating 1990s Pontiac Commercials Is A Nostalgic Fever Dream

MotorWeek's 1987 Ford Festiva Review Reminds Us How Imperialism Created Many Small "American" Cars

LA's Love Of Cars Led To The Wacky, Eye-Catching Googie Architecture Style For Roadside Businesses

You Could Get The First-Gen Lexus GS With A V8 And All-Wheel Drive In Japan

Remember When Subaru Made A Lifted Legacy Sedan?

The Death Of The Novelty Antenna Topper Is A Sad Consequence Of The Disappearance Of The Radio Antenna

Be The Envy Of Boomers Everywhere With This Pristine Purple Plymouth Prowler And Matching Trailer

MotorWeek's Upcoming Retro Marathon Will Let You Relive The Glory Days Of Auto Shows

MotorWeek Reminds Us Of How Great The North American International Auto Show Used To Be

Vintage 1976 Citroën CX Review Makes Me Yearn For Wacky French Cars

Brock Yates' 1987 Lamborghini LM002 Review In Car And Driver Predicted The Rise Of The Super SUV