It's kind of like a taller Porsche 356, maybe with a little Citroën DS snuck in?
Sometimes draconian tax laws are all you need to make weird cars exist
Daimler sure likes to make the claim of inventing the automobile and trucks, even though the evidence does not…
GM gave me an explanation why it's there but it just brought up more questions
Why the Oldsmobile Cutlass was the best-selling car in America from 1976-1983 is a big mystery to me
It's a new series about cars that were once everywhere, but are now all but gone. Like ghosts.
Insurance companies love these generic 3D car models, but why should they have all the fun?
I mean, in a movie, it didn't actually run on blood, at least not as far as I know
It's something we've all done, but I'm not sure I've ever been certain of the consequences for the fly
This thing is so familiar and yet so hard to pin down. Why? What is this dark magic?
Is there anything better than a really unlikely group of cars that share a unique design element?
I bet you can't because it's a bewildering array of cars that look almost the same with similar-sounding names
Using decade-by-decade comparisons of the Toyota Corolla we can track big-picture progress
If you were wondering what 5,000 year-old object would look good on your Saab, I may have an answer
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Nissan called this option for the 300ZX the "Bodysonic Amplifier" but it really was speakers for your butt
I've been watching the car-normies and I think I know what they actually want.