Author: Jake Morgan

Rolls-Royce, synonymous with luxury and refinement, starts on an electric future, bidding farewell to its iconic V12 engines in favor of electron-sipping motors. While this shift may raise eyebrows, it aligns seamlessly with the brand’s…

The McLaren 750S stands as a testament to a distinguished lineage, beckoning car enthusiasts with its fascinating allure and unparalleled performance. Its predecessor, the iconic 720S, paved the way for this marvel, with the 750S…

Concept cars have long served as showcases for automotive innovation, teasing future features and technologies. While many fade into obscurity, some, like the 1967 Exemplar I, etch themselves into automotive history with their timeless design…

The 1965 Barracuda epitomizes classic American muscle with its sleek design and powerful performance. This particular model, equipped with a 273 V8 engine, underwent a unique modification early in its life. Originally fitted with an…

The iconic Jeep Cherokee, once a staple of American roads, ceased production at the Belvidere Assembly Plant in February 2023. Despite this, the vehicle remains available for configuration on Jeep’s website, while FCA US LLC…

Traction control, mandated in the United States since the 2012 model year, has become an essential safety feature in vehicles. However, Chrysler issued a recall affecting 26,776 minivans due to a malfunction where the traction…

Porsches are renowned for their exceptional engineering, often leaving little room for improvement. However, there are dedicated teams, like Theon Design based in South East England, who endeavor to enhance these German marvels. Among their…

Renault’s Captur, a popular B-segment crossover SUV in Europe, has received a mid-cycle refresh for its second generation. Since its debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, the Captur quickly rose to prominence, becoming a…

While the Ford Mustang often steals the spotlight in discussions of muscle cars, the true powerhouse from Ford during the Golden Era’s twilight was the Torino, not the Mustang. Introduced in 1971, the Torino marked…

In 2022, Porsche’s CEO Oliver Blume confirmed plans for an SUV larger than the Cayenne, reminiscent of the SSP-based electric SUV proposed under Audi’s Artemis Project. Recently, spy pictures have surfaced of this “very un-Porsche-like”…

A notable change occurred in the high-tech smartphone integration scene when Ford demonstrated the value of adopting CarPlay and Android Auto. This move contrasts with smartphone companies entering the automotive industry. Although the Apple Car project…

In 1967, Dodge made an unusual decision, offering the convertible version of the Monaco 500 exclusively in Canada, with production numbers shrouded in mystery. Despite its rarity, one lucky enthusiast acquired a 1967 Dodge Monaco…

The Art Deco movement of the 1930s and 40s left an indelible mark on automotive design, exemplified by the Bugatti Type 57C Aravis “Special Cabriolet.” Crafted by Jean Bugatti, this masterpiece epitomizes elegance and speed,…