MSN Other English

Nicolas Cage has had a long, storied movie career that began in 1982 with Fast Times At Ridgemont High (1982). While cars were a feature during that movie, nobody could have predicted how many cars Nicolas Cage would acquire during his career. Said to be a lover of classic American muscle, Cage's extraordinary collection reflects that. Let's look at some of the coolest cars in his collection.

Hassanal Bolkiah's car collection is the largest private collection in the world, consisting of about 7,000 cars—with an estimated combined value of over $5 billion. Let's take a look in his garage.

What if there's a car that could bridge the gap between sleek sedans and rugged pickups? Car manufacturers asked the same question and came up with a coupe utility car, also called the "ute".

Today, Maserati is synonymous with the best of the best in the car industry—but that’s only because few people have heard of the Maserati Biturbo, one of the worst cars ever made.

Ed "Big Daddy" Roth was a talented artist and custom car designer, making a name for himself throughout the '50s, '60s, and beyond.

Many Americans are hesitant about switching to electric vehicles despite their increasing popularity. Here are our reasons why consumers may want to avoid spending their hard-earned money on an EV.

There’s just something about a pickup from the 1980s or 1990s.

Pickup Trucks are the most popular vehicle in the United States and the Ford F-150 has been the best selling vehicle in the country for almost 50 years now. But while the F-150 might take the overall crown, when we break it down by state, there are some other pickups that get more love.

Hot rod culture reached its peak in the 1960s in Southern California—and Dean Jeffries was the greatest custom car builder of them all.

Not many factories have made a big impact on American industry, but the Packard Plant in Detroit definitely has. It now stands as a reminder of how cars were made with top-notch craftsmanship and high standards.

While you might be aware that Jerry Seinfeld likes comedians, cars and coffee—you might not realize just how big of a car nut the famed comedian actually is. Well, now you do. And while we aren't going to check out all of the estimated 150 cars in his massive collection—we do want to point out some of the coolest ones he owns—or has owned in the past. Including...

These machines pack enough raw power to make seasoned drivers sweat and enough torque to turn tires into smoke. After all, even the most skilled drivers think twice before getting these cars on the open road.