Explore Subaru’s early, strange genius of microcars, wedge-shaped sports coupes, and twin-window luxury that defied automotive norms.

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The Splinter is an honest-to-goodness drivable sports car made of wood, using that material for almost everything except for the engine.

Watch as the Kreosan team transforms a snow bike into a high-speed chainsaw-powered scooter! In this wild DIY project, they repurpose scrap metal and a powerful chainsaw engine to create a custom ...

In the past, he has collected hundreds of discarded vapes and combined them to power a “dodgy e-bike”. Upping the ante, Doel ...

Bob from Arvada writes, “What's driving you crazy? Please help settle a dispute. I am a Colorado native and my wife is from Southern California. Growing up we never lifted up our windshield ...

Ford Motor Co., the Detroit-based automaker, has issued recalls for more than 4.3 million vehicles — including many made at its two Kentucky plants. In Louisville Ford makes its iconic Super Duty ...

BMW of North America has just announced a recall notice for more than 58,700 vehicles produced between model year 2024 and model year 2026 relating to issues with the vehicles’ air conditioning wiring ...

The Detroit News recently reported that Canada is rolling out the welcome mat for Chinese-made vehicles just as U.S. automakers pull back investments and face growing global pressure. This shift ...

Between tariffs and tax-deductible interest on loans for American-made cars, President Donald Trump is hoping to encourage automakers to produce their vehicles in the United States, but none fully are ...