Author: Dana Phio

The Dodge 330, introduced in 1962 as a trim level above the Dart, served as Dodge’s entry-level midsize car from 1963 to 1964. Although its production spanned only three model years, the 330 played a…

Mitsubishi is currently relying on two Renault models under its brand, the ASX and Colt, to bridge the gap until new proprietary models are introduced. The ASX, essentially a Mitsubishi-branded Renault Captur, and the Colt,…

The Plymouth Barracuda holds a special place in automotive history, capturing the essence of coolness during the ’60s. The Barracuda, introduced in 1964, featured various body styles and engine options, including V8 powertrains. The second…

The 1965 model year it brought a significant highlight for Barracuda enthusiasts with the introduction of the Formula S package. Designed to enhance performance, this package raised the Barracuda’s status while demanding a higher price…

BMW has faced criticism for the design of certain models over the years, but the company’s willingness to take risks in styling sets it apart from competitors like Audi and Mercedes. Despite initial criticism, models…

Chevrolet boasts an extensive lineup of passenger cars, crossovers, SUVs, and trucks, far surpassing Dodge, which offers only four nameplates currently available. While Chevrolet leads in quantity, offering a diverse range of vehicles, including the…

A Ford Mustang driver experienced a karmic twist when he narrowly avoided colliding with another vehicle, only to lose control and rear-end it moments later. The Mustang driver, lacking a valid driver’s license, failed a…

It’s difficult not to appreciate a classic Bel Air, especially for Chevrolet enthusiasts, although it’s understood that most people interested in a full-size car from the GM brand opted for an Impala. This decision was…

In a thrilling showdown, a formidable Challenger Hellcat Super Stock goes head-to-head with its ultimate rival, a Mustang GT500, and emerges victorious with a significant lead. Clocking in at 8.93 versus 11.15 seconds, the victory…