What’s the Weirdest Glitch Your Car Has Ever Had?
This particular VW Golf's engine would shut off whenever the driver's door was opened.
This particular VW Golf's engine would shut off whenever the driver's door was opened.
Wow, that family must really love Audi!
The German carmaker currently holds a 2.6-percent stake in the British performance brand.
Zoomers aren't holding back.
The name pays homage to Harley-Davidson's first motorcycle, and the sleek looks do it justice.
Small changes to Stephenson's favorite car lead to a huge difference, as well as an intriguing build proposal.
We assume you like cars that stop when you press the brake pedal, so don't ignore the ABS light when you see it.
Worry less about parts availability, comrade.
Sourdough was so first wave. What you really want are Citroën DS-shaped snickerdoodles.
It's mesmerizing to watch an entirely different car's rear end get welded onto a crashed car, but would you drive it?
And that was before it ran a stop sign.
As a street car, the Beta VX was tempting. As a rally car, the 037 was unbeatable.
Decades of dust disappear under the gentle hands of some of America's best detailers.
Automakers want to keep the assembly lines open and build cars. But at what cost?
Just the thought of something going wrong is quite awful.
The world's first vehicle to successfully use tracks for propulsion wasn't a tank—it was the Lombard Steam Log Hauler.
Soft-roaders can be fun too, y'know.
No, Stans, your Teslas aren't autonomous.