BMW’s New Armored 7 Series Is Built For Handguns, Not Grenades
For when your commute is sketchy, but not “dictator overthrow” sketchy. BMW’s light-armored concept easily stops bullets without killing the luxury vibe.
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Fiat Might Actually Build Its Wild Crossover Minivan Pickup
If Fiat can raid enough from the Stellantis parts bin, its innovative Multiplay concept could actually jump from the auto show stand to production.
Nissan Pathfinder Celebrates Its 1980s Roots, But The Next One Will Be Far More Retro
The Pathfinder gets a heavy dose of retro flair for its 40th birthday. Will nostalgia alone be enough to convince buyers to shell out the added cash?
Police Found A Semitruck Held Together With Ratchet Straps—And A Toddler Without A Seat Belt
Multiple severe safety infractions forced police to fine this Canadian semitruck driver and pull the dangerous rig off the highway until repairs are made.
Celebrate 30 Years Of Gran Turismo With New Cars, Limited-Edition Controller
Three decades of tire smoke, menu music, and apexes. Sony is marking GT’s big milestone with exclusive rides and a must-have nostalgic controller.
After Five Years, The Range Rover Is Getting An Update, But You Won’t Notice The Differences
The updated Range Rover will hit the market with a refreshed front-end, an updated interior, and a familiar selection of powertrains
The Zenos E10 Has Just Been Revived After A Decade In The Grave
Tens years post-bankruptcy, small British sports car manufacturer Zenos has returned with a reborn E10 making more power and packing a big price tag.
Why Is Pontiac’s Muscle Car Called The GTO? Here’s What It Means
One of the most iconic American muscle cars, the Pontiac GTO has some history behind its name, and some shady tactics behind its early test results.
Modern Cars Are Ditching The Dipstick: Here’s Why
Digital oil and transmission dipsticks are replacing physical ones at a rapid rate, but why the change to a seemingly more-complicated technology?
You Can Run Ford’s EcoBoost Engines On Regular, But There’s A Benefit To Premium
Using regular gas to power your EcoBoost engine is possible, and it’ll cost you less at the pump, but you may want to use a higher octane instead.