The automotive world is full of little traits that the average joe may not pick up on, but us car nerds know them when we see them.

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At 14,000 RPM, the intake-compression-ignition-exhaust dance must be done with incredible precision. This S1000RR made a claimed 193 horsepower from just 999 cubic centimeters of displacement — the ...

After building more than 1,140 cars with its W16 engine, not including various test cars and prototypes, Bugatti is almost ready to finish production of the iconic sixteen-cylinder motor. Aside from ...

Happy Friday, folks! I've finally unboxed just about everything I own, which I'm counting as fully moved into the new place. Are all those things in their right place? Absolutely not. Do all of them ...

The 1964 Pontiac Tempest GTO that the company sent journalists was a heavily modified ringer. It put down impressive numbers, ...

As existing gets increasingly expensive, more and more of us are looking for gigs just to make ends meet — especially food delivery jobs. Even with my cushy job as a coastal media elite, I've ...

There are a lot of different car brands out there, more than there have been in decades — or probably ever, taking the global ...

Almost exactly a year ago, I attended what will probably always be the funniest, worst, most surreal press event I've ever been to: the reveal of the Faraday Future FX Super One minivan. After an hour ...

When Toyota brought the Crown to the United States, consensus among reviews was clear: It was a weird little crossover-sedan-thing with some neat dual-tone paint and a price tag that sounded more ...