The US Army Spent Millions Developing Giant, Six-Legged Walking Trucks in the 1980s
Decades before Boston Dynamics gave us the robodog, the Army was already thinking bigger.
Decades before Boston Dynamics gave us the robodog, the Army was already thinking bigger.
An astronomer spent decades documenting everything humans have launched into space, and now it's online as an open-source catalog.
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Where are all these AMC-bodied BMW roadsters coming from, and is this really a thing?
Minnesota State Police seized a Camaro in a DWI case from an owner who was not driving, nor charged with a crime.
This wicked '56 Chevy will run 6.80 at 210 mph down the quarter-mile while wearing a set of chrome bumpers.
Built by a joint-venture with General Motors, Wuling Motors currently trying to fill 50,000 orders for the Hong Guang Mini EV.
Larson Owston loves his 1968 Baroque Gold Cadillac Eldorado so much, he drives it everywhere.
Even in these uncertain times, you can always count on people trying to put dirty words on license plates.
This hatchback blows up like it was about to testify against the mob.
Which one would you take? Wrong. The answer is all of them.
Pro golfer Ian Poulter shows us why he makes the big bucks.
A machine gun-slinging Aston Martin DB5, a sneaky Valhalla, flying Land Rover Defenders, and even mafioso Maserati Quattroportes.
Enjoying the blessing of the Senna family, this should be a good one.
The Supra-drifting racers at Papadakis Racing know you're bored, and they have your back.
Feds claim that the former exec took some $2.8 million in bribes to allocate limited-run supercars to buyers who otherwise wouldn't get them.
How many people can say their Jeep has the same headlights as a bespoke Aston Martin?