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BMW Will Give Away an X5 Nobody Can Buy Yet
The 2027 BMW X5 M60e sitting on the 17th tee at Munich’s Eichenried Golf Club is finished in Frozen Space Silver, a matte Individual paint that won’t even appear on BMW’s order sheet until late this year. The SUV rides…
Where All the Pimp My Ride Cars Went to Die
Seventy-two cars got the MTV treatment between 2004 and 2007. Fewer than half can be accounted for today, and most of those aren’t running. That’s…
When Ford’s Expedition First Dethroned Chevy’s SUV Dynasty
In December 1996, Car and Driver lined up three full-size SUVs in the flatlands of Indiana and the sand dunes of Michigan, and the results…
A 951-Mile 1975 Caprice Convertible Seeks Its First Summer
A 1975 Chevrolet Caprice Classic Convertible with 951 miles on its odometer is crossing the auction block on Bring a Trailer, and the timing is…
The Diablo GT Was Lamborghini’s Last Act of Defiance
Eighty-three cars. That’s all Lamborghini built of the Diablo GT, a machine that distilled everything reckless and magnificent about the brand into one final, uncompromising…
Chevy Wants $15K for Patriotic Decals on Your Truck
Chevrolet is betting that American pride comes with a serious markup. The automaker’s new Stars and Steel Collection slaps grayscale flag decals and red accents…
Roush Paints Its F-150 Blower Red for Two Birthdays
A red supercharger housing. That’s the entire story. Roush Performance is marking its 50th anniversary and America’s 250th by painting the top of its 2.65-liter…
A $385K Venturi 400 Trophy Is Gran Turismo Made Real
Somewhere in a garage sits one of roughly 90 Venturi 400 Trophies ever built, wearing its original Yacco livery and carrying decades of obscurity like…
The Corvette’s Speed Story Hides an Ugly Truth
The 1953 Chevrolet Corvette needed 11 seconds to reach 60 mph. Its 150-hp Blue Flame inline-six and two-speed Powerglide automatic made it a looker that…
The Lost Art of the American Land Yacht
A 1973 Imperial LeBaron stretched 235 inches from bumper to bumper — nearly twenty feet of unapologetic American excess. It remains the longest non-limousine mass-produced…