Living the Dream: Daily Driving My 1968 Buick Riviera
There’s something undeniably captivating about classic cars, and this is especially true for the 1968 Buick Riviera, a timeless beauty…
Author: Katya Bychkova
American Cars Are Getting Worse: Here’s Why
In today’s world, when sleek designs and cutting-edge innovation usually command attention, quality, the unsung hero that underpins the allure…
Jeep vs. Tesla: A Father-Daughter Car Rivalry About More Than Just Wheels
In a twist worthy of a sitcom, my retired father has once again proven he’s more than just a dad;…
End of an Era: Jaguar Stops Making Gas Cars to Focus on Electric Luxury
In a move that denotes a critical turn for the automotive industry, Jaguar is steering away from its longstanding practice…
From Sedan to SUV: The Enduring Luxury and Japanese Tradition of the Toyota Century
The Toyota Century stands as a paragon of luxury and Japanese craftsmanship since its debut in 1967. Designed primarily for…
From Exploding Tanks to Fake Exhausts: The Most Baffling Car Features Automakers Created
Have you ever wondered why some cars have features that make no sense at all? Whether it’s a design flaw,…
The Great Automotive Disconnect: Why Automakers Ignore Demand for Affordable US Cars
The U.S. auto production scene has drastically evolved in recent years, transitioning from a hub of affordable cars to luxurious…
Meet the 83-Year-Old Grandma Who Races Her Lamborghini on the Track
Some people might think that supercars are only for young and reckless drivers who want to show off their wealth…
The Chevrolet Corvair Story: A Tale of Innovation, Controversy, and Enduring Appeal
The automobile industry in the 1950s was a time of innovation, experimentation, and bold design choices. Among the myriad vehicles…
Smart Coupe Fans Crave Manual? Here are 6 Engaging Stick-Shift Alternatives
The Smart Coupe holds a special place in the hearts of many car enthusiasts. It’s tiny, quirky, and undeniably charming.…