Author: John Clint

If you’re on the hunt for a distinguished electric SUV that stands out from the crowd, then the barely-driven GMC Hummer EV SUV 3X Omega Edition might be your perfect match. This rare find boasts…

American car buyers have consistently ranked Toyota as a top contender, with Lexus, its luxury counterpart, playing a key role in this success. Sales figures show exceptional performance not only for Toyota’s budget-friendly options but…

Debuting in 2020, the Hyundai Palisade has carved a niche for itself in the competitive mid-size crossover SUV market, consistently finding homes with American drivers. Although sales haven’t quite matched its Kia Telluride sibling, whispers…

In a bid to reignite sales, Lamborghini prioritized performance. Acquired by Chrysler in 1987, the Italian brand’s sales suffered in a weak post-crash economy. Chrysler utilized Lamborghini’s expertise for the Dodge Viper’s V10 but sold…

Car enthusiasts revere the golden age of muscle cars, and the Plymouth Road Runner holds a special place in that era. Debuting in 1968, the Road Runner wasn’t designed to compete with the GTX’s luxurious…

Often overshadowed by the iconic Ford Thunderbird, the Studebaker Speedster was a hidden gem from 1955. Designed as a show car initially, the Speedster’s positive reception led Studebaker to offer it as a limited-production model.…

The much-anticipated 2025 Kia Carnival facelift hits dealerships after its U.S. reveal earlier this year. This refreshed version boasts a sportier look, introduces a groundbreaking hybrid drivetrain, and comes with a moderately increased starting price.…

This 1968 Pontiac GTO has a story etched into its charred frame, a tale of fiery destruction and a phoenix-like rise from the ashes. Sure, it may not turn heads at a car show anymore,…

A symbol of American automotive luxury for over 50 years, the Cadillac Eldorado embodied a spirit of elegance and innovation. Debuting in 1953, it began as a top-of-the-line rear-wheel drive convertible, but throughout its twelve-generation…

A legend among Italian sports cars, the De Tomaso Pantera GTS holds a special place in the hearts of collectors. Crafted in the early 1970s by Ghia’s Tom Tjaarda, the Pantera was a limited-production car…

A favorite among American drivers for over four decades, the Volkswagen Jetta has carved a niche for itself by offering a compelling sedan option in a hatchback-dominated market. Debuting in 1980, the Jetta built upon…

Dacia is making big waves! The Romanian automaker recently launched the new-and-improved Duster, a subcompact SUV with a hybrid powertrain and a nifty double bed accessory. They’re not stopping there – Dacia is also entering…

While the Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 and Ford Mustang Boss 302 are titans of the SCCA Trans-Am homologation special scene, Chrysler also threw down the gauntlet in 1970. Their answer came in the form of E-body…

Instead of crafting unique motorcycles, French customizers FCR Original have carved a niche for themselves by creating stunning machines in series, with the ability for some personalization. This amazing BMW R nineT, which is a…

Born in the muscle car era, the Pontiac Firebird roared onto the scene in 1967. A direct competitor to the Ford Mustang, it shared its platform with the Chevrolet Camaro, another General Motors offering. Just…

While Italian automaker Alfa Romeo basks in recent acclaim, Chrysler, a cornerstone of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), faces a different reality. Its once-expansive lineup has shrunk to a single model, the Pacifica minivan, and its…

Mini has revamped its lineup with the introduction of the Aceman, a subcompact electric crossover SUV. Replacing the outgoing Paceman and Clubman, the Aceman injects a breath of fresh air into the brand, offering a…