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The Lincoln Continental may have been inspired by European luxury models, but its incredible history provides a greater glimpse into that of the entire American automobile industry.

Cars are beautiful, complex objects that have captured the hearts of millions of people. That being said, they also have a strong capability to end your life, as evidenced by the extremely dangerous cars on this list.

In 1970, Jochen Rindt became the only driver to win the Formula One World Drivers' Championship after his tragic accident at the Italian Grand Prix. He clinched the title posthumously, a record-setting achievement that stunned the motorsport world.

Cars in movies have a way of stealing the spotlight, and, in a way, they’ve become almost as famous as the actors behind the wheel. Think you can identify the cars that made movie history?

At first, the Ford Mustang didn't perform like the hot rod that we know love and today. So, to boost its image, Ford turned to a man of boundless ambition: Carroll Shelby.

NASCAR was dangerous in the 1950s. Add in dubious weather and an infamously unforgiving track, and the stage was set for tragedy—but perhaps that tragedy was made worse when Larry Mann spurned a superstition that had been entrenched for decades.