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When it comes to filming action scenes, car chases, and high-speed stunts, Hollywood productions often bring in trained stunt drivers. But sometimes, the actors themselves get behind the wheel—and things don’t always go as planned. From muscle cars to luxury imports, accidents on set have become legendary stories in film history. Here’s a look at actors who crashed their cars during filming, the vehicles involved, and the circumstances that led to these headline-making mishaps.

When it comes to cargo space, reliability, and overall safety, these are three of the best new cars for college students. 

With so many sizes and brands to choose from, buying new tires for your car can be stressful. Here are some great tips to watch out for when seeking tires.

If you’re a confident driver, you may be tempted to brave the treacherous terrain of these highways. But be warned: they take dozens of lives each year.

Modern cars might be faster, safer, and packed with technology—but there’s something irresistible about a classic. From their raw mechanical feel to their timeless looks, classics capture emotion and individuality in a way modern cars rarely do. A 1967 Mustang Fastback carries more charisma than most modern sports cars like the 2024 Mustang GT could ever hope to.

The Ford F-150 has been America’s best-selling vehicle for decades, known for toughness and reliability. But now, nearly 1.3 million of them—built between 2015 and 2017—are under the microscope for a very scary problem: sudden, unexpected downshifts at highway speeds. But how did we get here?

Online and live auctions move tens of thousands of enthusiast cars every year—and the trend’s still heating up. Bring a Trailer alone crossed roughly $1.5 billion in sales in 2024, while market trackers show brisk activity across virtually every era, from post-war icons to ‘90s heroes.

Some trucks roar in, sell like crazy, and carve their names into history. Others… stall, sputter, and get yanked from the lineup before most people even learn they existed. Below are 20 pickups that were discontinued in a hurry—thanks to dismal demand, regulatory headaches, mechanical missteps, or just a fundamental mismatch with what truck buyers wanted. Let’s pour one out for the briefest blips on the truck radar.

When you think of tech billionaires and their cars, visions of Teslas, McLarens, and the latest Ferrari hypercars usually come to mind. But Peter Thiel—the PayPal co-founder, Facebook backer, and Silicon Valley contrarian—doesn’t always play by the script. True to his reputation for zigging when others zag, Thiel’s garage is a fascinating mix of practical choices, oddball indulgences, and left-field collector’s items that hint at a mind constantly probing the edges of convention.

Few Hollywood stars are as synonymous with muscle cars as Vin Diesel. For over two decades, he’s embodied Dominic Toretto in the Fast & Furious franchise, a role that made roaring V8s and classic Detroit steel cultural icons once again. Off-screen, Diesel’s personal garage mirrors his on-screen persona—packed with American muscle, cinematic legends, and a few custom builds that prove his passion for horsepower isn’t just an act.

Every legend has an origin story—and for the Toyota Corolla, it began in 1966. This wasn’t just another small car. It was designed to be affordable, reliable, and stylish enough to feel special. Nobody knew it would grow into the best-selling car in history.

Richard Branson isn’t your average billionaire. The founder of the Virgin Group has built his empire with a smile, a daredevil’s heart, and a rebellious streak a mile wide. Whether he’s trying to cross the Atlantic in a balloon or launching tourists into space, Branson makes business look like an adrenaline sport. But even the most adventurous moguls need a way to get from point A to point B—and in true Branson fashion, his choice of transportation is anything but ordinary.