“Bring it on,” the smiling Aston Martin PR man said to the then 31-year-old Mate Rimac, then CEO of just Rimac, now CEO of Bugatti Rimac. In early March of…

Until the mid-1950s, Packard used an inline, eight-cylinder engine that was based on a 1929 design. In 1955 they became the last U.S. automaker to introduce a high-compression V-8 engine…

The Great Depression of the 1930s had a devastating effect on many businesses, and for the French Talbot factory in Suresnes outside Paris, crippled their financial prospects. Among the reasons…

The Second World War was over and America was excited to return to racing. A new interest in sports cars quickly evolved, especially on the West Coast, as dealerships began…

If you want a luxury performance SUV, there are a ton to choose from. You get the all-new Purosangue because it’s the only one with a V-12. On a twisting…

In 1902, at the age of 23, Howard Marmon demonstrated his engineering brilliance by building his first automobile. For its time, it was remarkably advanced, powered by an overhead-valve, air-cooled…

The Ford Mustang, introduced in 1964, became an overnight sensation and the most successful model launch in automotive history. Its styling was fresh and modern, and combined sporty performance with…

The Porsche 962 was designed for the International Motor Sports Association GTP racing and as a replacement for the Porsche 956. The 956 had been a highly successful race car…