Stories
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When Car Carriers Go Wrong: What Happens When Ships Full of Cars Are Lost at Sea?
Modern logistics makes it easy to forget how complex it is to move thousands of vehicles across oceans. Every year, millions of cars travel…
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This Old Train Station is Now a Free Car Museum in Berlin with Million Dollar Cars and No Ropes
I missed the train, but turns out the train station was the main attraction. OK, that’s not the whole story, but I’ll keep it…
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This Day in Automotive History: April 22
1870 – Mitsubishi Is Founded, Beginning as a Shipping Company The roots of Mitsubishi trace back to this day in 1870, when Yatarō Iwasaki…
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Why You Never See Bench Seats in Cars Anymore
For decades, the bench seat was a defining feature of the American automobile. From the 1940s through the 1970s, most cars came with a…
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Top EV SUVs in 2026: Size, Value, and Real-World Performance
Electric SUVs have quickly become the center of the automotive market. What started as a niche segment just a few years ago is now…
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The Nazis stalled the Production of the Last Duesenberg
The final Duesenberg, a Model J often referred to as the “Bauer Duesenberg,”is far more than just the last car off the line. In…
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The Most Anticipated Auction Cars Heading to Monterey Car Week 2026 (So Far)
Monterey Car Week is still months away, but the early auction car consignments for the RM Sotheby’s flagship sale are already giving us a…
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This Day in Automotive History: April 21
GM produces its 100,000,000th vehicle (1967) Janesville, Wisconsin earned its place in automotive history on this day in 1967 when a 1967 Nantucket Blue…
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Scout Is Coming Back—But You Can Buy One Today for $11,500
Volkswagen’s revival of the Scout name has a lot of people looking ahead—but this Craigslist find is a reminder you don’t have to wait.…
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Ram Promises a New Dakota Truck—Here’s What to Expect
After more than a decade off the market, Ram Dakota is officially coming back—and this time, it’s arriving at exactly the right moment. Ram…
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This Day in Automotive History: April 20
Daimler Delivers One of Its First Production Cars (1897) The early days of automobile manufacturing took a meaningful step forward when Daimler Motor Company…
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This Day in Automotive History: April 19
Austin Ten Debuts (1932) Affordability and practicality came together when Austin Motor Company introduced the Austin Ten on April 19, 1932. Designed as a…