Alex Summers articles

What if driving used to carry a streak of mischief? Roads once buzzed with features that broke rules long before the rulemakers caught up. Their disappearance left a strange hollow space, the kind that nudges everyone to remember what cars used to feel like.

The Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah are a world-famous testing ground for the fastest vehicles ever built.

Plenty of drivers chase that showroom shine, yet the real magic behind a standout finish usually hides in the smallest routines. Professionals know how to bring out depth and longevity in ways most owners never think about.

Time is running out for the Toyota Supra. Yet something incredible waits in the wings. A digital artist has created what might be the most important Supra design since the legendary MK4.

History’s parking lot is filled with misfires wearing shiny badges. What began as bold ideas became cultural punchlines, inspiring more laughter than loyalty. These cars remind everyone that style doesn’t always survive the test drive.

These unforgettable police cars from American movies and TV shows have come to define the look of law enforcement through the decades.

Many notice the X on motorcycle headlights, but few know its meaning. Tip: It’s not a random decoration. Yet that simple cross carries a past shaped by loving adventure and survival.

When it comes to reliability and longevity, certain used German cars have earned legendary status. These models are celebrated for their sturdy construction and ability to cover mileage with ease.

Electric vehicles were once heralded as the inevitable future of driving, yet the industry now finds itself hesitating. Major automakers that once promised bold transitions are delaying projects and leaning back into hybrids.