2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost: This Is the Car You Really Want When You Strike It Rich
The smallest Rolls-Royce is by far the classiest—and it's even fun to drive.
The smallest Rolls-Royce is by far the classiest—and it's even fun to drive.
Just in time for the holiday season, having Bugatti-owning parents just got a little sweeter.
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Chances are, you'll be able to buy one for the price of a Camry in about 15 years.
This lightly dressed-up Chevrolet Cavalier is the cautionary tale against lazy rebadging, but the rare manual version is surprisingly fun.
Directly from a 2009 Cadillac CTS-V.
It's nicknamed Chris Farley, and yes, you can live in this van down by the river.
One of Jay Leno's favorites, the car's looks are backed up by equally impressive engineering.
No substitute for that German orchestra.
Paul Rand, who designed iconic logos for IBM, Cummins, ABC and numerous other companies, designed a sleek logo for Ford that went unused.
Thank a Slayer fan: It's poop joke time, baby!
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More animals in the wild and fewer collisions with motorists. Sounds like a win-win.
Back in 1981, it wasn't the Taycan.
A big win for Comma AI, and a bigger hurdle for automakers.
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The manual's sticking around, too.
"It says 392 on the side because that's its top speed."
And since it doesn't have any rules to abide by, it makes 690 horsepower.