What Is Your Dream Engine Swap?
Would you put a liter-bike engine in your tiny hatchback? What about a modern supercharged V8 in your old British hot rod? What's your dream swap?
Read MoreWould you put a liter-bike engine in your tiny hatchback? What about a modern supercharged V8 in your old British hot rod? What's your dream swap?
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Read MoreThe Barracuda and 'Cuda names are often used interchangeably, but there's a big difference between the two, and they are not to be be confused.
It was bad enough when the police followed a bum steer from a Flock camera to a woman's home at 2 a.m. and towed her car. Then the towing company wrecked it.
The first Mustang created the pony car segment, but pony cars have come a long way since then, and these are some of the most powerful ever built.
Not every sports car is a supercar, and not every supercar is an exotic. Here's why the latter phrase causes so much disagreement among car fanatics.
The Taos is an affordable entry point into Volkswagen's SUV lineup. Here's how the 2022 model fares on the used market and how it compares with rivals.
It might not be a big seller on these shores, but the compact Toyota Hilux has an enviable reputation - and fans galore - all over the world.
With a unique powertrain, the new 2027 Nissan Rogue Hybrid drives like nothing else in its class, and that's a good thing.
Both three-row SUVs are fully qualified for the role of Audi's new flagship, offering families a sleek, luxurious kid-hauling chariot that should inspire envy.
Owning a truck can be an act of responsibility to the people around you, one that supplies joy rather than tiresome stress.
The flashy updates inside and out take the 2027 Mercedes-AMG GLS63's street cred to new heights, and that's all that really matters, right?
In keeping with "Win on Sunday, sell on Monday," Chevrolet sold replicas of the 1978 Indianapolis 500 pace car. This one has just 57 miles on the odometer.
After 25 years, it's legal to import cars made outside the U.S. that were never sold here. Aficionados love buying these nine Japanese Domestic Market models.
It's not just the vivid color of this 1970 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda that makes it stand out. There's something quite unusual about its mechanicals.
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A massive 7.0-liter V8 is its calling card, and this Z06 seems to be putting out healthy power even 20 years on. Is it still worth nearly $50k, though?
The Roush upgrades are desirable, and the mileage is pretty low, but is this 15-year-old Mustang GT worth nearly $24,000?
A rare version of the GTI, this 25th Anniversary model is almost as old as the anniversary it celebrated. Even in such good condition, is it worth $13,337?
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These naturally aspirated four-bangers can rival V6 and even V8 power. No turbos, no superchargers, just four cylinders revving hard like they're supposed to.
Getting 100,000 miles out of your V8-powered sedan or pickup truck is an impressive feat, but what about engines that can go over a million miles?
Love the Hyundai Tucson PHEV, but where did the 7 cubic feet of cargo space go? We unpack the trade-off behind plug-in SUV storage space.
With diesel prices still hovering well above $6 per gallon, this simple 30-lb fuel economy hack seems like a no-brainer for any long-haul fleet.
It's kind of genius, really: a device that obscures your license plate only when you're passing a Flock camera. The only question: is it legal?
As one of the United States' most popular vehicles, the F-150 has undergone changes. These are some of the most important updates in the model's history.
Jaguar promised the E-Type could hit 150 mph in 1961, but did it really reach that speed in the real world? Period road tests suggest a more complicated story.
No matter how much we love to drive them, old cars aren't as safe as new ones. But enthusiasts drive them for the thrill and the community, not the safety.
The Ford Maverick has been a huge hit, but it's not exactly compact next to '70s pickups. The good news is that smaller, cheaper trucks are on the way.