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1959 was a landslide year for Detroit - and it all comes down to one particular make and model: the Chevrolet Impala. The Bowtie had introduced the moniker a year prior, but in '59, the brass hats from Chevrolet promoted the Impala to model series.

When looking at custom cars, and once you're past all the wows and wonders of each build, you just have to ask yourself: when do things become too much? Is it ok, for instance, to stick an engine with more horsepower than some hypercars dream of ...

Google Maps has just received another update, this time without the fanfare that surrounded the debut of Gemini earlier this year. More importantly, the update is exclusive to Apple users, so you're out of luck if you use Android.

The raised pilothouse is a prevailing yacht configuration, common on a variety of vessels ranging from expedition yachts to commercial ships. This distinctive feature elevates the pilothouse above the main deck level, offering superior visibility,

"Simplify your journey" is the invitation Ohio-based RV specialist nuCamp makes with their TAB 320 LITE, now at its second generation. Introduced as the lite version of the company's most popular model, the LITE is back better than ever for its ...

If someone would have told you a little over a decade ago that Ferrari is not only preparing to launch a production car powered exclusively by electrons, but it will have four doors, a hatchback, and enter production years after the first Ferrari SUV ...

The year was 1964, and the American automotive landscape was undergoing rapid change. Pontiac had lit the fuse on the muscle car era with the GTO, a formula Chevrolet had initially been slow to adopt in its new intermediate Chevelle line. The ...

We're way past the moment when autonomous military drones showed promise but didn't really have tangible results to be proud of. That is rapidly changing, and the world is only now beginning to get a sense of what the future of aerial warfare will ...

Mercedes-Benz unveiled the all-electric CLA in March, with the first customers in Europe taking deliveries in July. Even though a safety rating was not available when they placed the order, they should not worry. The Euro NCAP tested the electric ...

In January 2025, a 1970 Plymouth Superbird owned by NASCAR legend Richard Petty went under the hammer at Mecum's Kissimmee auction. The winged muscle car failed to sell, despite a high bid exceeding $500,000. Nearly a year later, the Superbird is up ...