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Many popular automobile features from the past would raise eyebrows in today’s safety-conscious environment. The following are examples. Actually, if it weren’t for these questionable features, we wouldn’t be in a much safer place today.

Hollywood’s choicest characters come with four wheels and an engine. Let’s take a ride through cinematic history with these 20 on-screen automobiles you can get today as replicas, collectibles, or on modern versions.

In the competitive world of Formula One, a man's vision has consistently translated into championship-winning cars. Here is a look at the outstanding career of Adrain Newey, one of the sport’s most successful designers.

What makes a movie or series cooler is a car that steals the spotlight! Ride along with us as we cruise through cinema history's most iconic rides—each with a story as thrilling as the films they starred in.

Driving after sunset used to feel predictable. Now tension builds when rear lights go missing, and distance becomes harder to judge. Something fundamental changed, and the danger lies in how easily it merges into routine.

Ford 427- and Chevy 427-powered conversations have been around since they entered the market. Long after the noise faded, their reputations stuck, tied to how different generations experienced speed and what American performance was supposed to mean.