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Artist Joshua Vides Transforms Classic Cars into Comic Book Sketches at Petersen Automotive Museum
Joshua Vides' art exhibition, Flat Out, features classic cars painted to resemble comic book sketches at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles.
Rünge Cars' Flat-8 Engine: A Multi-Generational Project
Rünge Cars is building a flat-8 engine, a project that has spanned multiple generations of the Rünge family.
The $24,000 Question: Is the Mazda Autozam AZ1 Worth Its Steep Price?
A 1992 Mazda Autozam AZ1 sold for $23,500 at a US auction, sparking debate about its value.
UAW and Dauch Reach Tentative Agreement to End Strike Threatening GM Production
The UAW and Dauch Corporation have reached a tentative agreement, which includes pay increases and more paid days off, to end the strike at the Three Rivers plant in Michigan.
Which Version of the Ford Maverick Gets You the Most for Your Money?
The Ford Maverick XLT trim level offers the best value, with key features like keyless entry and start, power-adjustable side-view mirrors, and a power tailgate lock.
No R-Rated Rangers or Broncos: Ford's Performance Chief Weighs In
Ford's Performance chief engineer Carl Widmann says there are no plans for R-rated variants of the Bronco Raptor or Ranger Raptor.
2027 Ford Explorer ST Unleashes Its Dark Side with Sinister Package
Ford's new Sinister Package for the 2027 Explorer ST brings upgraded powertrain tuning and unique exterior modifications — a signal of Ford's go-faster strategy for its SUV lineup.
BYD Aims to Dethrone Toyota as World's Largest Automaker in Just Five Years
BYD targets the number one global automaker crown currently held by Toyota — an analysis of production capacity, export pipeline, and market share trajectory.
Rare McLaren 765LT Spider Up for Sale After Devastating Fire
A fire-damaged 1-of-765 McLaren 765LT Spider hits Copart — damage assessment, parts value breakdown, and whether full restoration makes economic sense.