Flipboard 2025 Awesome Cars

If your mechanic says the AC compressor is failing, it is possible for the system to still blow cold for a while. That is because many compressors do not go from perfect to dead in one moment. They often degrade in stages, and the cooling you feel at the vents may lag behind the damage building inside.

Discover how the Mercedes CLR took flight three times at the 1999 Le Mans 24 Hours, why its design failed, and how the crashes changed endurance racing.

Open the hood of a classic car, and you'll find components that once seemed impossible to live without. Carburetors, ignition distributors, mechanical linkages, and other familiar parts were essential to keeping millions of vehicles running. Then electronic controls began taking over jobs that previously depended on springs, cables, and carefully adjusted mechanical devices. Some parts disappeared almost completely, while others survived only in older vehicles or specialized applications.

From rare racing legends to million-dollar Speedsters, Jerry Seinfeld has owned some of the most desirable Porsches ever built. But which of his prized machines commanded the biggest prices?

You can spot a GTO across a parking lot. You know what a Hemi sounds like. But how much do you remember about the strange options, unexpected parts, and factory decisions behind these cars? Keep score through these 20 questions—and answer before moving to the next slide. Eight might be harder than you think.

Like all sports, NASCAR is replete with plenty of rules and regulations. And while most fans are aware of many of them—there are a bunch of rules that even the hardcore fans probably don't even know about.

Discover the most iconic cars with pop-up headlights, from the Corvette and Ferrari Testarossa to the Mazda RX-7, and why these unforgettable designs disappeared.

Shaquille O’Neal stands 7'1", making ordinary sports cars a tight squeeze. Discover his most outrageous custom cars, from stretched Ferraris to a $600,000 Lamborghini.

Ralph Lauren's car collection features 30 extraordinary classics, from rare Ferraris to priceless Bugattis. Which one is the greatest?

Buying a used truck used to mean letting somebody else take the big depreciation hit. That still works sometimes, but plenty of pickups refuse to get cheap nearly as quickly as buyers expect.