Remember when there were, like, NO cars? Yeah, neither do we. But in 1900, owning a car was a rich-person flex. Governments realized they needed to track who owned what, hence the first license plates
You know how your car needs gas to go? Well, carburetors were the OG part that made that happen for DECADES. Think of them like fancy fuel blenders: It's All About the Mix: Gas alone won&
Cars changed the world, period. Some were flashy, some were basic, but they ALL made their mark. Here's the ultimate list: 1. The OG People's Car: Volkswagen Beetle: Love Bug, Herbie, whate
You know how Cadillac killed off its sidekick, the LaSalle, in 1940? Well, turns out they weren't done toying with us. They kept bringing back the idea of a fancier, sportier Caddy – even di
You gotta start with the basics – those old guys racing on salt flats? That's where land speed records started. It's gotta be two runs, averaged out, to be official. The Boring (But O
Remember back in 2007, when BYD tried showing off their cars in the US? Total disaster. Ugly paint job, the doors didn't even fit right. People in the auto industry were laughing their heads off.
In today's ever-evolving automotive scene, BMW has advanced the E-ink technology to the point where it can transform automobiles into living works of art by changing their color. The legendary
After years on ice, Lancia's recent comeback with the Peugeot-based Ypsilon was... underwhelming. But another Italian company, Kimera Automobili, has a much cooler idea for reviving the brand'
The 1904 Napier Samson L48 was a true American trailblazer – the first car made in the US to break the 100 mpg barrier, all thanks to its six-cylinder gas engine. But it didn't stop there! D
Yo, gearheads and glory-seekers! We all know America boasts more than just apple pie and bald eagles (although those are pretty epic too). We're talking a rich tapestry of automotive history, from