In fact, I'm a lot more proud of these seven new bookshelves that I had to get installed to hold 2,000 new BOOKS that I bought.
Read MoreNow that the 99th Mistral has rolled off the line, Bugatti is almost done with its W16 engine for good as it looks forward to production of the Tourbillon.
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Chassis CSX2300 is the only one of the six Daytonas that was owned by Shelby himself, and this is the first public auction of one since 2009.
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Little guys, tracked keis, and some seriously mismatched bumpers. We've got it all in this week's Dopest Cars roundup.
Read MoreIf you're in an area that's affected by wildfires, it's probably wise to check your insurance policy and see exactly what it covers.
Read MoreFlipping cars hurts everyone (including the flipper when it goes wrong), and it deserves ridicule whenever it's caught out in the wild.
Read MoreA security system often installed by used car dealerships can remain dormant in your car but be activated by hackers attempting to gain entry.
Read MoreTime to break out the world's smallest violin.
Read MoreA ringer is a modified press car meant to impress journalists with inflated performance specs. Here's the story of Pontiac's infamous ringer from the '60s.
Read MoreIf you were looking to buy a Honda Civic Si or manual-equipped Acura Integra A-Spec, I suggest you get on it.
Read MoreMost purists will admit the obvious performance advantages of EVs, but still prefer the feel, noise, and excitement of internal combustion.
Read MoreAs enthusiasts, though, we're always wanting more, and always missing what we don't have anymore.
Read MorePlus, Volkswagen's 2026 finances. We'll also look at the Port of Long Beach wanting nuclear power, and yet another Ford recall.
Read MoreI know there are some logical fallacies at play when it comes to delivering pizza in a an expensive vehicle, but we're going to put that aside.
Read MoreThough it may not be quite as titillating as its trailblazing predecessors, the manual WRX is a great choice for enthusiasts on a budget.
Read MoreBecause authenticity is expensive.
Read MoreIs speeding up to hit a moose safer than braking? Some think so, but why speculate when 'MythBusters' used a 620-pound rubber dummy to find the answer?
Read MoreDriving on the Autobahn is a dream for many car lovers. However, it's not a lawless wasteland, and there are several rules you must learn before driving there.
Read MoreThe values of first-gen Ford Broncos have gone through the roof, with rarity and fashion trends turning these old SUVs into trendy status symbols.
Read MoreI think I'm being stalked by this definitely real rebadged Chinese van.
Read MoreOverall, the Crown remains largely the same, even if I'll miss seeing that weird-ass blacked-out rear end on my local streets.
Read MoreWhat's wrong with giving people a little chuckle? Seems like harmless fun to me.
Read MoreA Ridgeoutline, if you will.
Read More"Workers say these kiosks have been failing for years, and nothing was done about it," Kromm's attorney told SG.
Read MoreThe events leading up to its demise inspired safety reforms and the emergency procedures most flyers ignore at the start of their flight before take-off today.
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Zack is looking to replace his automatic, four cylinder, '93 Mustang convertible with something a bit more modern and a bit more comfortable for $13,000.
Read MoreI thought we'd all agreed to keep oil cheap while this war drags on, but apparently not.
Read MoreA ban on Mercedes would be a disaster, considering it sold over 343,000 vehicles in the U.S. in 2025 and employs thousands of folks across the country.
Read MoreIn a combustion chamber, quench has nothing to do with the engine's appetite for fuel, but it's still important for making sure the engine runs efficiently.
Read MoreThe fact that something isn't necessary doesn't make it wrong to appreciate or even enjoy that thing. Pretending otherwise is just dumb.
Read MorePorsche is cutting 5,000 more jobs in Germany, Ford and Geely team up on a Spanish plant and Land Rover needs to drill a lot of holes in a lot of Discoveries.
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