I'm not one of those naysayers who think all modern cars look alike or what-not, but sometimes it feels difficult getting excited about an increasingly monolithic, globalized industry. Yet I guarante...

The older I get, the more I realize that I have a soft spot for music, movies, and cars from the 1990s and 2000s. I recently saw a shockingly modern/retro combination: a Land Rover Freelander towing ...

Funny story: I was looking through ClassicCars.com to choose a car for the Pick of the Day. I found a nice 1965 Buick Wildcat convertible but decided to save it for a later date — glad I did be...

There are certain features that are synonymous with particular cars, such a BMW’s twin-kidney grille or the Ford Mustang’s tri-bar taillights. For most of the Porsche 911‘s life, ro...

Jeep has a long, rich history to tap into for special-edition Wrangler models, which is evident in many of the Twelve 4 Twelve releases celebrating the brand’s 85th anniversary. But Jeep knows ...

In 2012, you may have caught sight of a large, derivative sedan built by a company named after an engineer/inventor born and raised in the Empire of Austria. This car was the second model from this c...

As a kid in the 1980s, my weekends revolved around Saturday morning cartoons, and some of the television commercials that have stuck with me for decades promoted Micro Machines. Originally pro...

Currently listed for sale on AutoHunter is this 2002 Chevrolet Camaro SS. It was built in the final year of production for the 4th-generation Camaro and marked the 35th anniversary of the model. F...

American Motors Corporation had a tongue-in-cheek tagline that read, "If you had to compete with GM, Ford and Chrysler, what would you do?" One answer that could be given is, "Produce two Trans-Am ca...

In this final installment of cars I saw during my trip to Argentina in March/April, I'll go over the cars I didn't see. Many of these are homegrown, though there's a badge-engineered vehicle here 'n ...