From Red Bull to Oscar Meyer, history is filled with brands willing to go the extra mile to advertise using a motor vehicle.

The car industry has produced countless vehicles that initially looked confusing, unnecessary or completely out of place for ...

Increasing automotive homogeneity makes us long to see strange cars in dealerships again.

Nissan's strangest 1980s coupe could transform into a wagon, and one clean survivor just landed at a North Carolina auction ...

The long, strange year of 2025 is over. Time for the fresh hell that is likely to be 2026! I know you are all as excited as I am. I asked you way back in last year to tell me about the strangest cars ...

Massive spoilers dominate vehicles incapable of exceeding ninety miles per hour, defying both physics and good judgment. Drivers attach fake jet turbines, airplane wings, and duct tape racing stripes ...

Image Credit: betto rodrigues / Shutterstock. Some cars fail because they are bad. The more interesting ones fail because they ask buyers to stretch a little further than the market is ready to go.

Who wouldn't want to buy a new car in 2026 that was discontinued in 2016? Nearly every automaker has reported their sales figures for 2025. There are winners, there are losers, and then there's... the ...

With the reliance on volume and market dominance of some new car brands, it's easy to forget that, at one stage, car brands were prepared to get a little bit weird.

Pontiac was still in the business of building the mid-size G6 sedan two decades ago, a car that lasted roughly six years ...

The weirdest car, which actually looks nothing like a car, has returned to the market. And yes, this return is somehow even more bizarre than the last time. Because here is the most astonishing thing ...

Peter earned a Bachelor of Archeology and Creative Writing from the University of Alabama and has since joined his love of driving and riding with storytelling. His voice is full of southern ...