Miles Brucker articles

Some vehicles exceeded expectations, and we cannot deny that. They became turning points in culture, be it through mass production or global influence. So, which ones did it best?

Remember when trucks came standard with a big, flat bench up front? These days, it’s mostly high-tech consoles and plush bucket seats. In this roundup, we spotlight 13 trucks that still make room for a third front passenger—and 12 that have kissed the middle seat goodbye for good.

Some combat jets earned popularity not just for their performance but also for their appearance. Over all these decades of military aviation, certain aircraft have caught our eye.

During WWII, some of America’s fiercest warbirds took to the skies looking...unfinished. But those shiny, unpainted fighters were a strategy instead of a lazy shortcut.

A strong logo doesn't always guarantee a return customer. When reliability falters or innovation lags, some automakers are bound to see fewer repeat buyers.

Think again if you believe that svelte lines and smooth rides are the only features of luxury electric vehicles. The best competitors of today are powerful in both style and performance. But in the expanding ocean of high-end EVs, which ones truly stand out?

Japan’s automotive legacy thrives on innovation, performance, and culture. These masterpieces broke barriers while redefining speed, engineering, and design. Each left an unforgettable mark, shaping the roads and racetracks that continue to inspire generations.

Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, but some cars were so bizarre that even their creators struggled to defend them. Once ridiculed, they earned a cult following and an undeniable place in automotive history.

Take a trip back to the 1940s, when classic cars burst with style and strength. These vehicles feature unique designs, solid performance, and lasting charm that still amazes car lovers today.