Hyundai’s most potent series-production vehicle is, unsurprisingly, an electric sport utility vehicle. Engineered for driving pleasure rather than record-breaking performances, the Ioniq 5 N exhibits remarkable acceleration. Thomas and James from Throttle House pitted this…

Subaru of America celebrates another milestone following its April 2024 sales performance announcement, marking 21 consecutive months of growth. In April alone, deliveries surged by nearly double digits, maintaining an impressive 7% year-to-date increase. However,…

The birth of the Impala in 1958 marked a pivotal moment for Chevrolet’s full-size lineup, catapulting the brand back to prominence in the United States automotive market. This iconic model, boasting impeccable styling, potent engines,…

In November 2024, the General Motors Fairfax Assembly Plant will cease production of the Chevrolet Malibu, followed by halting Cadillac XT4 production two months later. While the XT4 will return in late 2025, post-retooling for…

In January 2024, the Raging Bull of Sant’Agata Bolognese proudly announced that the Huracan had surpassed 25,000 sales throughout its production lifecycle. Revealed at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2014, the Huracan succeeded the…

If you’re an avid Corvette enthusiast, you’re likely well aware of the significance of the 1969 model year for this iconic car. In ’69, Corvette sales skyrocketed, reaching a record high of 38,762 units, a…

1968 marked a pivotal year for Pontiac’s Firebird, with over 107,000 units produced, a significant increase from the previous year’s figures. The absence of the Trans Am didn’t dampen the Firebird’s popularity, particularly the coupe…

Nissan’s introduction of the R35 marked a significant milestone in automotive history. Revealed at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show, this successor to the Skyline GT-R will celebrate its 17th anniversary later this year. Despite its…

Internal combustion engines typically adhere to a standard principle: the crankshaft rotates clockwise (when viewed from the driver’s seat). This design, engineering, and utilization convention has remained largely unaltered. However, the innovative minds at Garage…

In 1950, the Rambler debuted under the Nash brand, marking America’s first successful compact car. Though discontinued after five years, it made a triumphant return in 1958 under the AMC banner as the Rambler American,…

The Volkswagen Group’s acquisition of Bentley in 1998 heralded the introduction of the British marque’s trademark W12 engine five years later in the Continental GT. With production surpassing 105,000 units in Crewe, the 6.0L twin-turbo…

When it comes to vehicles with great performance, few vehicles command attention like the Ram 1500 TRX and Ford F-150 Raptor R. With their potent engines and rugged capabilities, these trucks epitomize the essence of off-road…

When it comes to classic muscle cars, few can rival the timeless appeal of a second-generation Chevelle. These iconic vehicles from the late ’60s are revered for their stunning design and powerful performance. What’s intriguing…