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Imagine waking up to find your dream car suddenly costs 5–15% more. That's the reality many Americans now face. The current administration introduced sweeping 25% tariffs on vehicles imported to America, dramatically altering the auto scene.

The 1950s were a fantastic era of innovation in the American automobile industry. Let's explore some of the raddest 1950s cars ever made by American hands.

American automotive history is full of iconic cars. Sometimes, if you weren't a part of that generation, you don't get why these cars were so beloved. Here are some iconic cars that boomers love that millennials don't understand.

Simon Cowell isn’t just a reality TV mogul, he’s a full-blown car enthusiast. Let's take a peak inside his extravagant car collection.

Off-road vehicles come in various shapes and sizes—ATVs, SUVs, military vehicles, DIY hobby vehicles—but these are some of the best off-road vehicles in history.

The Rainbow Sheikh's car collection isn't impressive for how many cars he has, but rather, his fondness for supersizing them. If you want to see a gigantic Dodge complete with four bedrooms, then read this article!

The Bricklin SV-1 was meant to put Canada on the map when it came to car manufacturing, but its disastrous production made it a national embarrassment.

The Yugo was infamously terrible, but it’s not the only 1980s car we love to hate.

Reggie Jackson is one of the most successful baseball players of all time. All of that raw baseball talent has earned Jackson a pretty penny, which has enabled him to fuel another passion: cars. Reggie Jackson’s car collection, at its height, was worth $8 million. Let’s take a look.

The conventional engineering and affordability of the Morris Marina initially captured public attention—but it was those same qualities that would lead to its embarrassing downfall.

There are a lot of perks that come with being the British royal family—like one heck of a car collection. Let's take a look at some of the cars the royal family has just "lying around".

According to Hagerty Insurance, if you'd bought one of these classics five years ago, your investment would have climbed anywhere from 40% to 180%.