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    BMW has never been a company to lean too heavily into nostalgia, generally preferring to have one eye focused firmly on the future when it comes to design and engineering. That doesn’t mean it hasn’t ever allowed itself the occasional bit of retro indulgence, though, whether that’s the sporadic revivals of the CSL badge or a throwback special edition like the M2 Turbo Design Edition. Peak retro BMW, though, has to be the Z8, the gorgeous and rare early 2000s roadster that was once a little misun
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    A Time For Experimentation The '60s were an interesting time for the automotive industry; this was the era when multiple household brands solidified their reputations and market positions. It was also during this time that multiple brands began to sprout out of the woodwork, trying to find their niche and offer experimental products. Some of those brands produced decent cars but didn't survive beyond a short production run. One such brand and car known as the Bill Thomas Cheetah was supposed to
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    Match Made In Heaven In the '90s, the world of rallying was taken over by the Japanese. What used to be dominated by the Europeans was now in the hands of Mitsubishi's Lancer and Subaru's WRX STI. One reason the STI gained so much following was the man behind the wheel, no-fear driver Colin McRae. He was responsible for piloting the GC8 generation Impreza to multiple wins and a WRC Title. His tenure with Subaru gave birth to many special-edition models, and while all the attention usually falls
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    If you like the look of old cars but not the hassle of living with them, Signature Autosports has options. After revealing its 355SL last year, a Mercedes SLK made to look like a 300SL, the company has now done something similar for fans of the Porsche 356 with a 987 Porsche Boxster S as the base. Like the 355SL, the proportions are slightly different from the original 356, but that's a small sacrifice to make for the vastly increased performance and comfort that come with a modern platform. Als
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    Next year will mark the 10th anniversary of the second-generation Tesla Roadster’s reveal in prototype form, and there’s still no sign of a production model yet. The new Tesla Roadster has been delayed at least eight times since its initial unveiling in 2017, with the latest estimates suggesting a production start in 2027 or 2028. Given that time frame, there’s a high chance a surprise Chinese electric supercar equipped with rocket boosters will beat the Roadster—including its optional SpaceX pa
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    Renault Wants to Make Small Cars Cool Again Rising vehicle prices are pushing many entry-level buyers out of the new car market. Studies show consumers are increasingly reconsidering whether they really need larger, more expensive vehicles. At the same time, traditional low-cost “econoboxes” have fallen out of favor, as buyers now expect style, technology, and practicality even in smaller vehicles. This shift has created a growing interest in compact models that deliver value without feeling che
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    The American Sleeper There’s something about sleeper builds that never goes out of style. They skip the flashy looks and keep things low-key, but the real story is under the hood. You’ll often find an engine and chassis setup that can put much louder, showier cars to shame. That element of surprise is what makes sleepers so satisfying, and it always delivers when you least expect it. We've seen a Fox-body Mustang doubling its power without changing its looks before. Now, here's another Ford that
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    Raging Bull This writer will admit that he's never driven a Lamborghini Murcielago in real life. But from contemporary reviews way back in 2002, the company's Audification somewhat tamed the raging bull. Words such as civilized and refined started appearing, but its V12 wail still offered enough drama to excite. But what if what you always wanted was a wild Murcielago? One that ditched its all-wheel drive system for more sideways antics (on the race track, please) and requires quicker hands? The
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    Jaws, Be Dropped There are epic car collections all over the world, some of which remain private to this day. It's not often that an owner of one of these would happily open their doors for the world to see. Which is why Edition One Off's latest video is most definitely one for the books. In a secret location somewhere in Wolfsburg, a Bugatti enthusiast welcomed the channel into their private collection, and the cars inside are nothing short of amazing. Aside from the hypercars, there are also o
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    Not Your Average F-350 Some builders have chosen to turn the Ford Super Duty into a shortened truck, and one was recently sold on Bring a Trailer. This particular Ford F-350 Super Duty XLT 4x4, dubbed “Supershorty,” stands out for being nearly new, showing just 1,500 miles, and featuring modifications that make the conversion even more compelling. Supershorty comes with a shortened rear frame and a 6.5-foot bed, giving the truck a somewhat disproportionate look. It is paired with a Carli 4.5-inc
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    Tommy Lee Byrd, The Hot Rod Hoarder, is back at it with another great video of some insanely rare and awesome muscle cars. These cars were all on hand at the Corvette Expo and Chevys in the Smokies event and we really wish we could have been there. Just look at the machines in this video! We’ll let Tommy do what he does, and tell us all about them. Pay attention, cause this stuff is rad. Video Description: COPO Nova, L79 Chevelles, Big Block Corvettes! The Corvette Expo and Chevys in the Smoki
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    Chevrolet vehicles are no strangers to Bring a Trailer. Most of the time, they show up as a Camaro, Corvette, or the occasional classic pickup or SUV. That’s why seeing a 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 4500HD on the auction block feels slightly out of place. On a site known for sports cars, nostalgia pieces, and weekend toys, this flatbed stands out as a near-new, no-nonsense work truck being auctioned alongside multi-million-dollar collectibles. With just 6,000 miles on the clock, it’s essentially a
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    Wanting For More One segment that has been hit hard by the ever-changing times is the muscle car. With the advent of EV tech, emissions standards, fuel prices, and general need for practicality, pony cars have been neutered and, in some cases, killed off as a sign of the times. Some brands continue to persevere; we have Ford still backing heavily into the Mustang nameplate (and soldiering on), and then we have Stellantis group's Dodge, which flip-flopped with the idea of an EV-only muscle car, b
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    A first-year 2009 Nissan GT-R Premium with track-focused upgrades and just over 21,000 miles is up for auction on Cars & Bids, giving R35 fans a shot at a lightly used, single-owner car that’s already been set up for circuit duty. The listing describes it as “track-ready,” with modifications on top of the GT-R’s already serious factory hardware.
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    Single-Rotor-Rotary Engine In its standard form, the Mazda 13B Rotary engine has two rotors that make a distinct 'brap-brap' while at idle, and a 9,000 RPM scream on full tilt. It's a two-stroke dream of an engine with a cult following, and the most reliable rotary that Mazda has built so far. The loyal ones are a different breed, and their dedication runs deep when it comes to rebuilding, maintaining, and improving their rotor motors. Rob Dahm is one of those guys who make crazy builds. Just a
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    Toyota Gazoo Racing is adding another collectors-only twist to the GR Yaris story, unveiling the GR Yaris Sébastien Ogier 9x World Champion Edition and confirming that buyers will not be able to simply walk into a dealer and order one. For Japan, Toyota says the car will be offered only through a purchase lottery, turning the special edition into a chance-based prize rather than a traditional limited run allocation.
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    Solid-state batteries have been the electric vehicle industry's most coveted prize for the better part of a decade. The reason is simple. Today's lithium-ion batteries use a liquid electrolyte that is flammable, heavy, and chemically unstable at extreme temperatures. Swap that liquid out for a solid material, and you get a battery that cannot catch fire, holds significantly more energy per kilogram, and degrades far more slowly over time. Better range, better safety, longer life. It sounds almos
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    What the heck is NART, anyway? If there is one figure apart from Enzo Ferrari himself that can be seen as pivotal to the history of the prancing horse brand, it would probably be none other than Luigi Chinetti. Originally an accomplished racecar driver, Chinetti convinced Enzo himself in 1946 that he could sell his cars in America, an encounter that led him to be the official importer of Ferrari cars to the United States. Driven by his commitment and passion for the Prancing Horse and his belief
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    Calling Shelby's 427 Cobra a legendary car is a huge understatement If there is one person who is regarded as a mythical figure among car enthusiasts in the United States and the world over, it would be none other than the founder and namesake of Shelby American, the late Caroll Shelby. Although key parts of the former racing car driver's automotive story have been dramatized in an Academy Award-winning Hollywood film starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale, his legacy lives on in the cars that b
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    It's becoming a frequent occurrence that the Tesla Cybertruck and other vehicles equipped with the automaker's so-called "Full Self-Driving" system are alleged to have done something dangerous, sometimes even fatal. The latest incident, shared on the Tesla Cybertruck Owners group on Facebook, involves a man who was driving at 72 mph with the FSD system engaged when he says his EV suddenly swerved to the right, despite there being no apparent obstacle. A glitch in the FSD matrix? Perhaps, but it
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    The Company Behind It Has Been Doing This for Years The UK outfit, Electric Classic Cars, has been quietly converting classics to electric since 2015, turning Volkswagen Beetles, Porsche 911s, and Land Rover Defenders into EVs before most people thought that was even a reasonable thing to do. They've even rewired a Ferrari Testarossa, arguably losing much of what gave it its soul in the process. Now they have their sights on American classics, specifically vintage trucks and 4x4s, and have devel
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    Citroën ELO Crashes the Party of Sports Cars and Super SUVs In a market obsessed with fast sports cars, towering off-roaders, and ultra-luxe status symbols, Citroën has rolled out something that feels like it crash-landed from another planet. The ELO concept is tiny, bright orange, and shaped like a friendly appliance, yet it seats up to six people in a footprint of just 13.4 feet. Instead of chasing performance numbers or hyper-expensive tech, ELO focuses on playful usefulness. It channels clas
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    A Tiny Dent, A Massive Bill A Reddit post has highlighted how a seemingly simple fender bender on a Rivian R1T turned into a $14,000 repair. What appears to be a simple parking-lot mishap quickly escalated because Rivian’s one-piece bedside construction integrates multiple structural elements into a single panel. Instead of a quick fix, the job required extensive teardown, transforming minor damage into a major repair operation. At a Rivian-certified facility, labor rates reportedly reached $125
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    Melting Pot for Japan's Best Tuners The past few days have been awash with news coming from the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon. What makes this particular show unique is that it is the perfect mix for all kinds of automotive enthusiasts. Big manufacturers flock to the show and even choose to launch new models there, but the displays are dominated by the extremely unique builds that the Japanese car scene is known for. One of the most unique and well-done examples is what's being called the "Pocket Bunny,
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    A Man With a Plan Ryan Tuerck is one of the more recognizable personalities in the motorsports world. He built up his following by competing as a professional drifter, known for his aggressive but precise driving style. He's won multiple notable competitions in the world of drifting over the years. Tuerck is also known for some very cool drift car builds that have become as iconic as himself. He was the man who put a Ferrari 458 V8 in a GT86, a high-revving Judd V10 in an A90 Supra, and a 3D-pri

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