Author: Dana Phio

The renowned CGI artist, Timothy Adry Emmanuel, known as adry53customs, has once again dipped his digital brush of high performance automobiles. This time, however, he’s traded the American muscle cars he’s famed for for a…

The Dodge Challenger, a legendary muscle car, may be gone, but its spirit lives on in the new Charger. While the Charger has garnered mixed reviews due to its electric options and lack of a…

The collaboration between BMW and Toyota, which has already yielded successful models, is set to expand the fuel cell technology. This partnership aims to develop next-generation FCEVs, with production models expected to hit the market…

Toyota’s strategic approach to the US automotive market has yielded impressive results. The brand’s ability to cater to a wide range of consumer preferences has been a key factor in its success. From the affordable…

The 1972 Chevelle, a classic American muscle car nearing the end of its generation, showcased Chevrolet’s unwavering commitment to refinement and performance. Despite the reduced net power rating for the top SS 454, a consequence…

The Ford Mustang, once a dominating force in the pony car market, faced a challenge in 1967. The introduction of the Chevrolet Camaro that year had siphoned off a significant portion of its sales. To…

Chevrolet’s meteoric rise in 1958, primarily driven by its revamped full-size lineup, contrasted sharply with Pontiac’s struggles during the same period. To counteract this trend, Pontiac implemented several strategic changes, including raising the Bonneville to…

The Ginetta Akula, a British-born supercar, offers a unique blend of performance and design. With its 6.4-liter V8 engine, producing a potent 600 horsepower, the Akula delivers exhilarating speed and power. Its lightweight construction and…

The Mercedes-Benz CLA Concept, a sleek electric sedan that fascinated audiences a year ago, is now on its way to production. Despite the upcoming demise of the A-Class and B-Class, the CLA Coupe and Shooting…

While the Charger name is most often associated with the American muscle car, its history extends far beyond the United States. In Australia, Chrysler offered a locally produced muscle car based on the Valiant, a…

Mercedes-Benz is poised for a significant lineup transformation, with some models facing discontinuation and others entering their next generations. The iconic S-Class sedan, a cornerstone of the Mercedes lineup, is set to continue its legacy…

The pony car era began in 1964 with the introduction of the Ford Mustang and Plymouth Barracuda. While the Mustang dominated the market early on, the Chevrolet Camaro, which arrived in 1967, quickly gained popularity.…

Elon Musk’s unwavering optimism regarding Tesla’s autonomous driving capabilities has consistently outpaced the company’s actual progress. His repeated promises of robotaxi-level FSD, often accompanied by ambitious timelines, have not materialized, leading to a growing discrepancy…

The iconic Knight Industries Two Thousand, or KITT, from the TV series “Knight Rider,” has left an indelible mark on automotive culture. Despite the show’s immense popularity and the enduring appeal of the Pontiac Trans…

Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 N, a high-performance electric vehicle, faces a potential challenge due to its relatively high starting price of $66,100. To address this concern and attract more buyers, Hyundai is offering a complimentary home…

Two-door station wagons, once a staple in American driveways, have faded into obscurity. While their four-door counterparts remain popular for family transportation, the two-door version has become a rarity. Once seen as practical and stylish,…

Chevrolet’s 1958 full-size lineup marked a significant departure from previous models. The Impala, initially a part of the Bel Air series, was introduced as a standalone Sport Coupe and convertible. This bold move paid off,…