Bugatti took the wraps off the 2017 Chiron at the Geneva auto show, revealing a look that’s more menacing. Powered by an 8.0-liter quad-turbo W-16 engine that makes 1,500 hp and 1,165 lb-ft of torque, the 2017 Bugatti Chiron has the necessary Read more
Filed under: Design/Style, Green, Toyota, Convertible, Concept Cars, Electric Toyota crafts the Setsuna concept predominantly from wood and with a technique that doesn’t use nails or screws. The unconventional automotive construction material is supposed to change over time like our Read more
As it turns out, riding a motorcycle is actually easier than walking these days. Well, at least that’s the case when riding a Harley-Davidson Low Rider S thanks to that huge 110 cubic inch motor and a torque curve as Read more
Not many would say Doug DeMuro is a reasonable person. I certainly wouldn’t. But compared to our commenters, I’m pretty sure he’s the Dalai Lama. Read more…
Mitsubishi plans on launching a number of SUVs by the year 2020, and a production version of the Mitsubishi eX concept is reportedly one of them. According to Autocar¸ the all-electric eX crossover has been greenlit for production, which is Read more
Filed under: Videos, McLaren, Convertible, Performance, Supercars Watch an early pair of yellow McLaren 675LT Spiders head onto the street. Even at low speeds, the rare convertibles sound great. Continue reading First McLaren 675LT Spiders hit the road First McLaren Read more
1958 Chevrolet Bel Air Impala Convertible. Photos courtesy General Motors. Chevrolet’s Impala has been around for a long, long time. Debuting in 1957 as a 1958 model, the Impala soldiered on (in its first life) from 1958 through 1985, evolving Read more
Let’s be honest: Back in the 1950s, no one bought panel vans as daily drivers. Instead, they were generally snapped up by plumbers, electricians, painters, carpenters and business owners needing a reliable local delivery vehicle. Most were worked to death Read more
Photos courtesy of Historics at Brooklands. A two-seat convertible sports car hardly seems like a sensible choice for police work, but from the 1930s into the 1960s, British automaker MG provided a variety of vehicles to police agencies throughout England. Read more
Dan Gurney driving a Shelby Cobra at Sebring in 1963. Photos courtesy Ford Motor Company. Today, Sebring International Raceway is best known for the 12-hour endurance race held each March, but in 1941 the remote plot of land in the Read more