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King Charles has a love for the classics—but he’s also known for putting his own quirky spin on tradition. So, while his collection of vintage Aston Martins is legendary, one in particular shows his passion for sustainability in a delightfully unusual way.

From moonshot hypercar projects to glorious, V12-soaked vanity plays, plenty of supercar dreams ended with the accountants changing the locks. Here’s a 22-slide joyride through the cars that helped send their makers to the wall—what went wrong, why it unraveled, and why we still can’t stop staring. Buckle up.

Movies may be about alien robots, but on set they’re 100% real metal: concept cars, supercar unicorns, and big-rig legends wearing Autobot and Decepticon badges. Here’s a 22-slide joyride through the actual vehicles that brought Cybertronians to life on screen—perfect for gearheads who also know their AllSpark. These are the machines that kept the movies grounded in reality.

Automotive history is full of engineering experiments, and nowhere is this more evident than in engine design. We look at some of the strangest engines ever built for regular production cars.

Some films aren’t about cars at all—yet a single vehicle steals the show. From time-traveling stainless steel to shag-carpeted vans, these scene-stealers became icons because of how they move a story (and our hearts). Buckle up: here are 20 of the best cars from non-car movies, with the key facts that make them unforgettable.

Supercars are supposed to blow your mind—sleek designs, screaming engines, and neck-snapping speed. But not every flashy ride lives up to its billing.

There’s something magical about a convertible. Roof down, sun on your face, wind whipping through your hair—it’s freedom on four wheels. Let’s cruise through some of the most unforgettable classic convertibles, the ones everyone dreams about taking for a spin.

Automotive history has seen as many lemons as it has masterpieces. From shoddy engineering and ugly designs, to terrible reliability, a select few vehicles go down in history for all the wrong reasons. We look at the worst cars ever made, according to mechanics.

Few machines have shaped culture the way the V8 did. Born in experiments, perfected on tracks, and adored on city streets, it became proof that that much power could inspire as much as it could move.

A car might rule the streets in one corner of the world, yet stall completely in another. These models thrived abroad, but in America, their wheels spun without traction. Such failures remain fascinating to revisit.

Car stunts are the stuff of legends—the kind that make us gasp, cheer, and maybe even duck reflexively. From centrifugal barrel rolls to parachuting supercars, filmmakers have dared to dispatch entire vehicles in ways that defy both physics and common sense.

From safety must-haves to comfort upgrades, these should all be standard. Drivers want them, technology allows them—now it’s time for automakers to deliver.