Exhaust systems come in many shapes and sizes, and that can have a real effect on performance. The Fabrication Series YouTube channel recently proved that by testing both conventional and unconventional exhaust shapes. Where does
As spoof spy movies, cool cars were obligatory for the Austin Powers trilogy. And while some of the jokes have gotten stale, classic sports cars like the 1965 Chevrolet Corvette convertible from The Spy Who
Starting in 1918, American cars had 6-volt batteries. But over two years in the 1950s, every U.S. automaker switched over to 12-volts. Here’s why.
Even if you can afford gas, keeping a car legally running is getting more and more expensive.
Classic Range Rovers are prone to a variety of ills, from balky wiring to rotted frames. Can even the most dedicated owner make them dependable?
The unusually warm temperatures might be easier for humans to avoid, but not the structures exposed to the baking sun.
General Motors killed Pontiac in 2010, but that doesn’t mean the brand wasn’t making great cars in the previous decade. Here are seven strong examples.
Nobody builds a 1,100hp drift car to win drag races. That’s precisely why this matchup works. Mat Watson has gotten hold of a Red Bull-liveried BMW M2 that’s been stripped of its factory purpose entirely
BMW has a new idea for drivers who want to slide a car sideways without doing much of the work themselves. A patent application found at the German Patent and Trade Mark Office describes a
BMW pulled off something that had never been done before, and more than 120,000 people showed up to see it. All 20 BMW Art Cars were reunited under one roof at BMW Welt in Munich
