The Judge is an odd name choice for a performance trim, but it's the most iconic badge in Pontiac's history, and clean ones are now worth multiple six figures.
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Read MoreFerrari couldn't bring itself to put its name on the Dino, but there's something about it that speaks to our Brad Brownell like no other car ever built.
Read MorePlenty of museums in the United States have been closing their doors, but motorcycle enthusiasts can still enjoy a few with excellent TripAdvisor ratings.
Read MoreHighway work zone crash data reveals a surprising difference in who faces the greatest risk when construction and traffic collide on the road.
Read MoreThe American Motors Corporation vanished decades ago, but its influence lives on in the four-wheel-drive SUV it pioneered in 1980.
Read MoreThe late 1980s and early 1990s were, in many ways, the golden era of DTM racing. It was also when Ellen Lohr made history as the first woman to win a DTM race.
Read MoreThis 1-of-51 convertible owned by actor James Coburn likely marked the first 8-figure auction, setting a precedent for the nameplate's value potential today.
Read MoreThe Toyota RAV4 is an extremely popular compact SUV. However, it's not the only small SUV on the market. Here's how the RAV4 compares to its competitors.
Read MoreIt was a time when 90-day automakers' warranties were common. Then along came American Motors' Gerald Meyer, who had a different vision.
Read MoreThe G-Class has evolved from a utilitarian go-anywhere machine into one of the most luxurious cars on the road without losing any of its go-anywhere capability.
Read MoreFew things can make long trips more interesting than roadside attractions. If you ever find yourself driving through Texas, be sure to check out these oddities.
Read MoreWhen you think of pony cars, the Mustang may be first on the list since the category was named after it. But it wasn't the only pony car of the 1960s and '70s.
Read MoreThe sporty and compact A-Class was Mercedes' most affordable luxury sedan in 2021, but depreciation has turned it into an even bigger bargain five years later.
Read MoreBefore Marilyn Monroe became a Hollywood icon, she worked at a military drone factory founded by an actor, where one photographer noticed her potential.
Read MoreChevrolet only ever offered six models as hybrids in America, and buyers who want a Chevy that saves money at the pump can now buy them all used.
Read MoreThe GTO grew from an option package into a legendary muscle car, but it hit a few speed bumps along the way. Here's the story behind the V8s that powered it.
Read MoreTurning off cylinders when they're not in use is a hallmark of many modern engines. But in the 1970s, a formidable obstacle stood in the way.
Read MoreSwapping a lithium-ion battery in place of a lead-acid one may seem like a great idea, but it can spell disaster for your alternator. Here's why.
Read MoreA sole Sport was recalled for a potentially deformed circuit board in the PCM, and 1,073 Range Rover Sport SVs were recalled for cracked rear subframes.
Read MoreIt's been 125 years since Henry Ford won his first and only automobile race. This weekend, Mustangs will bear a special livery to party like it's 1901.
Read MoreIf you've ridden the tiny toy ATVs known as Power Wheels, Tractor Supply is selling a super-small vehicle that can help you revisit the old days.
Read MoreThe roof, sides of the bed, and the top of the windshield were trashed, but the cabin was unaffected enough to let somebody get in, start it, and drive off.
Read MoreSpy shots of the upcoming Cayenne Turbo GT EV reveal slightly tweaked styling, and a fixed spoiler at the rear.
Read More"This should be simple" should always set off warning bells.
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