The 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle COPO 9562 used a factory-order loophole to gain the 425-hp L72 427, creating one of Chevy’s rarest muscle cars.
We put every version of the new Renault Duster through our exhaustive real-world tests to see how they fare. Click here to ...
WIRED technology journalist Andy Greenberg exposes the novel hacking technique—including just how easy it is to steal a car—and explains what you need to do to fix it. and might have no idea it's even ...
The 1969 Plymouth GTX and 1970 Buick GS 455 had monster big-block power and upscale cabins, but lost buyers to louder, ...
Explore the devastating impact of cross-median crashes on families and the push for safety measures on Arizona's I-10 highway ...
Ever Seen One? 1975 Plymouth Road Runner Is a Numbers-Matching Time Capsule Loaded With Rare Options
(…) the Plymouth that makes you forget that mistaken notion… that cars can’t be fun anymore.” In 1975, it was very hard to ...
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Fans of small pickup trucks with equally diminutive price points have a new option, at least if they live in America. The all-electric Slate showed up earlier this month bearing an MSRP of US$24,950 ...
Six artists quickly knocked out the auto-themed public-art display during the 54th Annual Pontiac Oakland Club International Convention in Pontiac.
Back in 2008, technology appeared to be consistently improving pedestrian safety on the road. Then, in 2009, a new trend developed. Fatalities began to climb, and the number of pedestrians killed each ...
Writer/director Michael Sarnoski on what we know about the “real” Robin Hood, the centuries of legend, and what his script is actually based upon.
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