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Top 10 Most Expensive Cars in the World

These aren’t your typical luxury sportscars or even just performance cars; they’re SUPERCARS in every sense of the word. These cars are automotive masterpieces.

The ‘Unknown GTO’: Why GM Abandoned a 1980s Pontiac Revival

Many brands have passed through the General Motors turnstiles. Some we’ve long forgotten about, and some we still miss. Where would you place the defunct Pontiac in that regard, particularly the GTO? Would a rediscovered concept change your mind? Rare Classic Cars & Automotive History recently released a video about a little-known Pontiac GTO conce...

I drove the new $55,000 Nissan Z, and it lives up to its reputation as an iconic sports car

The Nissan Z is the latest in a long line of iconic sports cars. I enjoyed the Z's twin-turbocharged V6, 6-speed manual gearbox, and retro looks.

What Is The RAM 700, And Can You Get One In The USA?

On paper, the Ram 700 seems like a solid candidate for Stellantis to introduce to the Ram lineup in the U.S., but will it be available in the states?

11 Things You’ll Have to Get Used to When You Drive a Lamborghini Urus Supercar

A Girls Guide to Cars

Why Nearly 50% of Electric Vehicle Owners Want to Return to Gas Cars After Major Regrets

Why Nearly 50% of Electric Vehicle Owners Want to Return to Gas Cars After Major Regrets

Tesla owner calls out annoying driver behavior at public charging spot: 'Call your local tow company'

"Until cops ticket these guys for illegally parking, it won't change." Tesla owner calls out annoying driver behavior at public charging spot: 'Call your local tow company' first appeared on The Cool Down.

What Ever Happened To The Ford Pinto?

Nearly 45 years after being discontinued, the Ford Pinto has become something of an utter punchline.

Tesla introduces new car accessory to expand versatility of models — just another way the automaker is changing the game

"We have updated our future vehicle line-up to accelerate the launch of new models." Tesla introduces new car accessory to expand versatility of models — just another way the automaker is changing the game first appeared on The Cool Down.

I Have Driven Over 10 Car Models: These Are the 5 Best and Worst for Retirees

Not everyone has the luxury or money to afford to buy a new car when they are retired. While you might have saved up over the years, cashed in any retirement plans or pensions, and are now getting a...

2025 Porsche Cayenne GTS First Drive: The SUV Sweet Spot For Price And Power

More powerful than a base Cayenne S, but not as extreme (or expensive) as the Turbo GT, the V8-powered GTS arguably offers the best of both worlds.

Wedge-Shaped BMW Sports Car Prototype Caught in Spy Shots

Well, this is new.

13 Hidden Features You’ve Missed in Your Car

Chances are your car, no matter the make or model, has some hidden features that can significantly enhance your driving experience. We live in a fast-paced world where humans hardly have time to read their cellphone’s user manual, let alone the 400 to 500-page car owner’s manual waiting patiently in the glove box. Perhaps, our dwindling attention span is why automakers like Rivian and Tesla go out of their way to hide Easter Eggs for their customers to devote time and attention to discover. These hidden treasures, when found, can enhance the driving experience or even the quality of life. Similarly, many hidden gems that aren’t Easter eggs go unnoticed because they’re buried deep amidst the array of bells and whistles in modern automobiles. We’ve dug up 13 of such hidden features.

View Photos of the 2024 Mercedes-Benz CLE Coupe

2024 Mercedes-Benz CLE Coupe exterior and interior photos.

Every Porsche 911 Ranked By Its 0-60 time

Nearly every Porsche 911 model is great, but a few outdo their family members in one key metric

I’m a Mechanic: What I Drive and 3 Cars I Steer Clear Of

The best cars are the ones that stay out of the shop -- and the people who work in those shops know better than anyone which vehicles are most likely to go hundreds of thousands of miles without major...

Junkyard Discoveries of Desert Valley Auto Parts in Casa Grande, Arizona

Check out these finds from the pages of America's motoring history

3 Things We Want To See From The 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1

Chevrolet is bringing back the Corvette ZR1 designation for the first time in years. This is what we're hoping to see from the latest iteration.

15 Cars Owners Love After Years of Driving

There’s no doubt about it – new cars are exciting. But we car geeks also know the joy of building a bond with a vehicle and maybe even giving her a name. We also know how hard it is to give that broken-in car to the great beyond when it’s time ‌to let her go. Those of us who like to get comfortable and settle into our whips long-term need to be selective about our choices. So, in the spirit of long-term connection and camaraderie with our commuters, here are 15 cars owners love after years of driving.

The tiny electric car that comes disassembled and delivered in boxes

That's right – this vehicle gets delivered in flat boxes. I know it sounds crazy, but that's exactly how the Luvly O electric minicar rolls.

Bringing Back the Toyota Crown - as a Hybrid Luxury Sedan!

Super Stock Style For A Street-Driven ’64 Dodge 330

Mark Bonnett’s 1964 Dodge 330 is a performer that defies most of the categories and genres used today, and that’s exactly what drew us to the period-inspired Mopar. It’s certainly not a pro-touring car and the term resto-mod suggests at least some modern updates such as disc brakes or an overdrive transmission. It’s got none of that.… The post Super Stock Style For A Street-Driven ’64 Dodge 330 appeared first on The Online Automotive Marketplace.

10 Things Few People Know About Toyota

We dig into the fascinating history of Toyota and uncover some intriguing facts that are not widely known about this dominant automotive force

What Happened To Duesenberg Motors Company?

Duesenberg Motors Company once manufactured championship race cars and luxurious, cutting edge automobiles. So, why did the success come to an end?

Junkyard Discoveries from Ron’s Auto Salvage in Allison, Iowa

Enjoy our tour of one of America’s most interesting junkyards

Best New Sports Cars Of 2024

While EVs and SUVs dominate today's automotive landscape, a solid lineup of high-performance models for 2024 proves that demand for sports cars remain

11 Photos That'll Change Your Idea Of History

Perception is reality… well, sometimes. With some camera tricks and set-ups, certain landmark photos misled the public, were staged, or are outright fraudulent. Then there are some pics that only tell part of the story due to when they were ta

Which is the Better SUV? Edmunds compares the new Toyota Land Cruiser and Lexus GX

Toyota has come out with an all-new 2024 Land Cruiser. This latest model of this long-running SUV is smaller and less expensive than before and comes with a hybrid powertrain that gets better fuel economy than the previous V8. Yet, true to tradition, the Land Cruiser comes standard with four-wheel drive and ample ground clearance for help over rugg...

15 Most Reliable Cars To Buy, Rated by Mechanics

Because mechanics know what's up.

Ford CEO says American car buyers need to break this addiction

The American "affordable EV" is coming, but don't expect it to be the kind of American car you're used to.

Some Excellent North American police cars, from straight-six to all-electric

You'll not want to try outrun these, despite the noise (or lack thereof) that comes out the back

Don’t Waste Your Money on These 9 Unreliable Car Products

Many people spend a large amount of time driving, and while the main function of a vehicle is to facilitate transporting people from place to place, this public activity is one where consumers can...

4 Reasons NOT to Rent an EV Right Now

Thinking about renting an EV on your next vacation? Here are 4 reasons you might want to think again.

Turning a 1958 Edsel Into a Bond-Themed Spy Car with Gizmos and Gadgets Galore

I grew up in Southern California in the 1960s, when car culture was a big influence on a boy. Slot cars and plastic models were the gateway drugs, so to speak, which was followed by go-karts and minibikes. I lived in a rural area on the family chicken ranch where there was plenty of room to rod around on hard-packed dirt. My dad, who built much of his own farm equipment, fabricated a go-kart for my older brother when he was 5. I inherited the...

Why the Bugatti Chiron Is As Impressive Now as It Was in 2016

Even after eight years in production, even though hard launches have been commoditized by lesser brands, Bugatti stands alone.

Every Muscle Car Powered By A General Motors LS V8 Engine

If you're familiar with General Motors' LS V8 engine, you'll probably be familiar with these popular muscle cars that take full advantage of GM's ingenuity.

It's Finally Happening: The Mazdaspeed Miata Successor Is Coming

The Mazda Spirit Racing division is hard at work testing the high-performance version of the MX-5 Miata.

Polestar 4 first drive: One seriously impressive family EV

Polestar's rear windscreen-less wonder is the sporty, family-friendly EV you've been looking for

5 Pontiacs That Have Impressive Quarter-Mile Speeds

While the Pontiac brand is now retired, it still has a lot of remarkable history in the automotive world, like some very impressive quarter-mile speeds.

Youtubers Pushed Six Electric Vehicles to Their Limit; Which One Had the Most Range?

Who lasted the longest?

Last Hemi V8-Powered Ram 1500 Turned Into Viper-Inspired Supertruck

The sports truck features aggressive styling, lowered suspension, and paintwork inspired by the Viper. What a way to say goodbye to the V8.

The First-Ever Mercedes-AMG Maybach Is Finally Happening

Is it a Mercedes-AMG Maybach or a Mercedes-Maybach AMG? We're not too sure, but we know it's based on the new AMG SL.

More Junkyard Discoveries of Windy Hill Auto Parts, New London, Minnesota

Founded in 1964, and still family-run today, Windy Hill Auto Parts is a treasure trove of rare and interesting nuggets - with enough supply to warrant this part two

14 Old-School Oldsmobiles No One Remembers Anymore

During its long history, Oldsmobile manufactured more than 35 million vehicles. When General Motors (GM) owned the brand in 1908, Oldsmobile became part of the GM family, producing iconic rides that left their mark on American roads. Remember those classic muscle cars and comfy daily cruisers? Yes, Oldsmobile made them all. From the powerful 4-4-2, the all-around Cutlass, to the game-changing Toronado, they were a household name on American roads. However, with all the new cars around, some of these once-famous Oldsmobiles started to fade from the memory. So, let’s time-travel to the past and rediscover old-school Oldsmobiles that deserve a second look – for once, at least!

10 More Luxurious Alternatives To The Tesla Model S

The Tesla Model S reigned supreme for many years, but the luxury EV segment challengers have risen and are giving the Model S a run for its money.

Don't Let The Fake Exhausts Fool You, This is Ferrari's First EV

Don't be fooled by the Maserati Levante bodywork and faux exhaust pipes - this is Ferrari's first-ever electric vehicle.

13 Hybrid Cars To Stay Away From Buying

Save yourself the headache and avoid these models.

How The 1958 Bonneville Saved Pontiac From Chevrolet

The 1958 Pontiac Bonneville wasn't iconic just in its design, it put the brand back in buyers minds and stopped Chevrolet from dominating the market.

A V-8-Powered Toyota Supercar Is Coming And Here's How It'll Be Created

More details are emerging about the production Toyota GR GT3 Concept, offering plenty of reasons for excitement.

First Look: The Hybrid-Powered 717-HP 2025 BMW M5 Is The Most Powerful M5 Ever

With 1,000 NM of torque. I can already hear the tires squealing and the V-8 roaring.