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The year 2000 was the start of a new millennium—and some of the coolest cars around.

Racing is a sport, and engineering race cars is a skill. Together, they make car races a battle of brains and brawn. Amongst the record-breakers in track history, some changed the course of the sport.

WWII saw aviation technology advance at breakneck speed, pushing the boundaries of what was possible in the air. Check out some machines that had just as much character as their pilots.

How did a mere mode of transportation become one of America's most recognizable national treasures? Let's check out which cabs have rejected passengers since the very beginning.

Hans Werner von Aufess rightly said, “A Mercedes is not just a car—it's somebody's dream.” Here are a couple of pre-2000 Mercedes models that highlight the brand’s unstoppable quest for engineering excellence in the 1900s.

When André Citroën founded Citroën on June 4, 1919, no one foresaw the considerable impact the brand would make on automotive history. This is the story of Citroën—it details a century-long commitment to comfort, innovation, budget-friendly mobility, and audacious design.