Miles Brucker articles

Some cars carry reputations so bad they’re practically legends for the wrong reasons. Yet dig beneath the jokes and headlines, and surprising stories emerge. These machines weren’t failures at all—they were misunderstood, ahead of their time, or simply judged too harshly.

James Hunt made a name for himself in two places: on the race track and in the bedroom. He lived a hedonistic life that many people would love to replicate. But when middle age came creeping in, Hunt needed a nudge. Advice came from the most unlikely source—but it may have been too late.

Genesis went from a blank slate to a serious luxury contender in less than a decade because they have a team of global veterans who challenged how premium brands are usually built.

This year’s new models prove you don’t need a huge budget to score a stylish, reliable car. It’s about finding the right fit, and trust us, it’s easier than ever.

The Hilux Champ revives a format Toyota’s long used abroad—lean, affordable, and no extras. That setup works for some, but others might feel the trade-offs right away.

That perfect car might have an imperfect safety history. Some popular vehicles tell different stories when you examine real-world performance data. Even discontinued models reveal important patterns about automotive safety.

That dusty coupe might whisper, “bring me back.” Don’t listen too fast. Beneath the charm, a few of these classics are better off untouched. Trust the rust—it’s trying to tell you something.

The action hero’s garage lineup was about purpose, passion, and memories built one mile at a time. Some were track legends, others quiet cruisers he chose over red carpets. Now, they’re ready for new stories.

Beneath polished decks and grand chandeliers, these ships carried secrets of their time. Their stories span from heroism to tragedy and sabotage to reinvention.