The Sleeve-Valve 1934 Voisin C27 Went Through Oil and Spark Plugs Like Gasoline
Allegedly, this 1934 Figoni-bodied French two-seater was purchased new by the Shah of Persia.
Allegedly, this 1934 Figoni-bodied French two-seater was purchased new by the Shah of Persia.
A dwindling supply of new cars means dealers are paying handsomely for trade-ins.
Ran when parked—in 1993.
The smallest member of the Tesla family lapped the famous circuit nearly a full second faster.
And you know they'll sell all of them.
The creator of the Zonda and Huayra has always been deeply inspired by American design.
Burnout contests, take note. This is the new camera angle we need.
The Ram clearly wins the power battle, but when it comes to four-wheeling, suspension is king.
That truck went out of production in 2004.
OSHA wants to know your location.
The 40-year-old Finn started in 2000 and has covered 52,182 race miles so far.
It's got active Bilstein shocks, 35-inch tires from the factory and, yes, a supercharged Hemi.
Get ready to laugh and roll your eyes—a lot.
The Mustang is expected to be the only true car Ford offers in the States amongst a sea of crossovers and pickups.
400 horsepower and 465 pound-feet of torque from an 8.0-liter V10 will always do the trick.
After Ford had a hit with the '57 Ranchero, Chevy rushed in with its first El Camino.
All riders escaped major injuries, but no one will forget what they saw anytime soon.
Will it reach its reserve price without a V8?
Want to one-up your neighbors?
The Ford GT is perhaps most famous for Le Mans glory, but its heritage is deeper than that.