Pontiac Once Pulled A Muscle Car Ad Because It Was The 1960s Equivalent Of Talking About Fight Club
Advertising copy is vitally important, but you could argue that the imagery itself is much more impactful. The most powerful spots ever produced have often
The New Honda Prelude Will Officially Get The Civic Type R’s Clever Suspension. Here’s A Quick Look At How It Works
Now that we’re in the second half of 2025, the countdown to the new 2026 Honda Prelude is officially on. As expected, the information roll-out
Building Cars Is Harder Than It’s Ever Been
I want to start today with a quote from Bob Lutz, who is a longtime car exec credited with a lot of BMW’s success in
I Spent $4,000 Fixing My Car For A Music Video Shoot But Everything’s Gone Sideways
I don’t like spending $4,000. That’s too much money. It’s more than I’ve ever spent on anything that didn’t exist on some sort of government
Let’s Judge The Parking Jobs Seen In This 1973 Mercury Comet Brochure
Car brochure scenes take place in a parallel universe where the normal and rational rules of parking simply don’t apply. That’s why car brochures were
Automotive Comfort Food: 1983 VW Scirocco vs 1984 Dodge Daytona
Sometimes, you just want something comfortable and familiar, especially when you’re in a lousy mood. My truck is still acting up, and it’s driving me
Faraday Future’s Stupid New AI-Emotion-Enhanced Van Is A Reminder To Carmakers That Nobody Wants This Kind Of Crap
How the hell is Faraday Future still in business? They’ve only sold 16 cars since 2023. That’s only 16 more new cars than my cat,
Which All-New Car Was The Biggest Leap Forward Over Its Predecessor?
Recently I was thinking about how laughably antiquated my Jeep J10 pickup truck feels compared to my other Jeeps, especially my Jeep Grand Cherokee. Then
Someone’s Selling A Freaking Porsche 962 Race Car On Facebook Marketplace
Let’s say that hypothetically, you won the Powerball. If you’re like me, a well-meaning dirtbag with a penchant for performance machinery, you’ll probably still be
This Chinese Full-Size SUV Is The First With Battery Swap Tech And A Huge Frunk
The Onvo L90 is an important car for China. It is the first affordable full-size SUV with battery swap technology. It also has lots of
The Acura TLX Is Dead But Will Anyone Miss It?
Another sedan bites the dust. The Acura TLX is ending production this month, marking the end of a midsize luxury sedan run that started with
Here’s What It Looks Like To Drive An $800 Taxi Across The Country
Howdy friends! It’s your favorite photographer named Griffin, who works with this specific publication named The Autopian, writing a blog for you today! Isn’t that
A Prelude to Getting Stung By A Classic C10: Members’ Rides
Good day to you all, my dear Autopian friends! Thanks for coming back to another installment of Members’ Rides. At this point, I have been
Hybrids Outsold Electric Cars In California For The First Time In Years
California is not universally a tastemaker for the rest of the country, which is probably why the long-awaited West Memphis Erewhon has yet to materialize.
Paying To Use Microsoft Teams In Your Car Sounds Terrible But Mercedes-Benz Is Offering It Anyway
The rise of infotainment from high-end gadget to everyday necessity means automakers are fitting more stuff into cars than we ever thought possible, and here’s
Nissan Isn’t Building A Third-Gen Xterra, But This Superfan Is
Nismo Nick is obsessed with all things Nissan, as you probably guessed by the name. Last time we talked, he told us all about his
This Old Colt Is An Absolute Zombie But It’s Still Going
I remember back when the Petersen Automotive Museum was doing a big Mustang exhibit, I was talking to one of the curators about which cars
Practically The Same Car: 1987 Pontiac Fiero vs 1990 Ferrari F40
When I first took this job, David and Jason were kind enough and trusting enough to give me near-complete autonomy, as long as I stick
Nissan Factories Are Going To Start Falling Like Dominos
Automakers spend huge sums of money to establish factories, and kit them out to mass produce hundreds of thousands of vehicles each year. Workers then
‘Pulp Fiction’ As A Car Movie Sounds Awesome: COTD
‘Pulp Fiction’ is an iconic piece of cinema and one of the reasons pretty much everyone, even the David Tracys of the world, know the
When The Nicest Version Of A Car Isn’t Worth What You Think It Is
You don’t have to be Ludwig Josef Johann Wittgenstein to come to the logical conclusion that, if at least two examples of a car exist,