The wiper blades on my 2018 Fiesta ST have begun to streak and skip. I figured the rubber has gotten old and hard, and it was time to shop for new ones. (I bought the car used and am not sure how old ...

When I bought my 1967 Porsche 912 and began the journey to restore it, I didn’t know exactly what to expect. I knew I was a Car Guy—would I suddenly become a Porsche Guy? After 365 days, my thoughts ...

The automobile world exists at an interesting crossroads of utility and luxury. Our vintage vehicles are often for pleasure use but can also serve the real function of transportation. Well, wheny they ...

Retro styling is making a comeback. Volkswagen funneled the spirit of the original Bus into the electric ID. Buzz, Renault brought back the 4 and the 5, and now, the Yugo brand is unexpectedly rising ...

It ain’t easy—or cheap—to be a car guy. At bare minimum, you need a few grand in disposable income, a few square feet of accessible free space to park, a few tools, and a little mechanical know-how.

When Ford adopted the current Mustang’s S650 platform, it left the 5.2-liter-powered GT350 and GT500 behind. While the Dark Horse provides an interesting new niche, there was a big gap in the Blue ...

After going up for sale last year, Willow Springs International Raceway appears to have a buyer. The famous track opened in 1953 and has hosted everything from road racing to media drives for new car ...

Full disclosure: This is one of my favorite Mercedes models. There’s just something about the Mercedes-Benzes circa 1966–1971. They were classy and elegant, not overdone. And I liked the U.S.-spec ...

According to the NASCAR-centric website Catchfence.com, Dodge—by way of the Ram brand—is poised to return to NASCAR in 2026, via the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. “Catchfence.com has confirmed that ...

The early days of motoring took a much more casual approach to safety. With automobile speeds in the late 19th and early 20th centuries being relatively low, and road traffic largely consisting of ...

Changes were afoot in the world of premium-priced vehicles in the late 1950s, as excessive ornamentation shared the stage with longer, lower, and sleeker bodies. It started with Virgil Exner and his ...

These days in our hypercapitalist world, when people hear the term “streamlined,” the unfortunate association tends to be one of profits, of paring down some aspect of a business or process in order ...