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Danny Koker wearing a black head scarf

The Wildest Cars In Danny Koker’s Personal Collection—Would You Drive One?

Explore 30 of the best vehicles in Danny Koker’s personal collection, including rare Shelbys, wild Cadillacs, American muscle cars, custom vans, and historic hot rods.
August 11, 2026 Allison Robertson
Man comparing classic pickup trucks

Ford Vs Chevy: 1960s Edition—Who Will Come Out On Top?

Compare the best Ford and Chevy pickup trucks of the 1960s, from rugged workhorses to rare V8-powered classics collectors still want today.
August 11, 2026 Allison Robertson
Frustrated Driver Inspecting Windshield Crack

My Windshield Keeps Cracking From Tiny Rocks, And Replacing It Has Become Incredibly Expensive. Are Modern Windshields More Fragile?

Modern windshields carry more technology and cost much more to replace than the simple panes many drivers remember. That does not automatically make the glass more fragile, but it makes every crack feel considerably more painful.
August 11, 2026 Peter Kinney
AI-generated image of a man leaning against a red Pontiac G8 sports sedan.

Forgotten Sports Sedans That Deserve More Respect Than They Get

Not every great sports sedan gets remembered like an M5 or AMG. Some were too subtle, too expensive, too weird, or just unlucky enough to arrive when buyers were already drifting toward SUVs.
August 10, 2026 Quinn Mercer
Man in car with dashboard camera.

I Bought A Car With A Built-In Dashcam, But Now I’m Worried About Who Owns The Footage. Can The Manufacturer Access It?

A built-in dashcam can resemble an ordinary accessory while operating as part of a much larger connected-car network. Some systems save clips only to removable media, while others use internal storage, smartphone apps, or cellular connections. You cannot determine who may access the footage simply by looking at the camera.
August 11, 2026 Peter Kinney