Some will argue that modifying a car is a waste of time and money, and while those people are certainly entitled to their opinion, we think they’re wrong! People would like to modify their vehicles for many reasons, but making it more fun to drive and having a car that turns heads are probably the biggest factors. The modified car scene has changed significantly over the last few decades. Many modern cars don’t have any available aftermarket parts at all, and since the cool cars from the 1980s and 90s have skyrocketed in price in recent years, it’s not always easy to find something cool to mod ..read more

According to Edmunds, when considering an electric vehicle (EV) purchase, it’s crucial to assess factors beyond just eco-friendliness. One key aspect is range, which directly impacts the practicality and usability of an EV in daily life. To assist consumers in making informed decisions, Edmunds has compiled a list of 15 electric cars with the worst range. Ranging from subpar battery performance to outdated technology, these EVs may not meet the expectations of discerning buyers, highlighting the importance of thorough research before making a purchase decision. Volvo C40 Recharge: 252 miles Im ..read more

All hail the underdog! Some of your favorite car companies were nearly on the brink of extinction before releasing some of their best-sellers. We can even thank long-retired models for keeping several automakers alive. Are you curious about the cars that saved automakers from the grave? We’ve found 24 models that kept them alive.  Land Rover Discovery Image Credit: kieranwhite599/WikiCommons. The Discovery, launched in 1989, was the first model Land Rover made for public use. The money from sales of the Discovery led to bigger and better things for the manufacturer, such as the developmen ..read more

The 1980s was one of the most dramatic decades in the world. The automotive industry was no different, with many cool cars released then. Whether it was a sports car, a supercar, or a family car, the 1980s oozed coolness. In this list, we will list some of the best and most incredible cars from the ’80s and discuss what made them great. Many of these will be familiar, but you might find one or two surprises hidden within the list. Ferrari F40 Image Credit: WikiCommons. Many still say the Ferrari F40 is one of the greatest supercars ever. The F40 commemorated Ferrari’s 40th anniversary and was ..read more

SUVs and pickup trucks are two of the most popular vehicle segments in the United States. That means there’s no shortage of models to choose from, and buyers are spoiled for choice whether they want a used model or a brand-new vehicle. These practical vehicles come in different shapes and sizes, with prices ranging from very affordable to ridiculously expensive. Be warned, though, just because a vehicle is cheap doesn’t necessarily mean you can afford to own it. Sometimes, the hidden maintenance costs can be downright ridiculous. We have searched the internet for a list of SUVs and trucks that ..read more

Chevrolet, synonymous with American muscle car heritage, has produced an array of iconic models that have left an indelible mark on automotive history. While some Chevy muscle cars have garnered widespread acclaim and recognition, others have quietly faded into obscurity, despite their impressive performance and styling. 1. Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454 LS6 (1970) Image Credit: HooliKen1/Flickr. The Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454 LS6 stands as a pinnacle of muscle car performance during the golden era of American muscle. With its iconic styling and brute force under the hood, the LS6 variant boasted a ..read more

Get ready for a thrilling ride into the future of cars! From Toyota’s game-changing batteries to BMW’s cool color-changing panels, we’re zooming into an era where driving is smarter, faster, and way more fun. Imagine charging your car in minutes or having it heal its own scratches – sounds like sci-fi, right? Well, it’s all becoming reality.  Revolutionary Developments in Toyota’s Battery Technology Image Credit: Phonlamai Photo/Shutterstock. Toyota is pushing the boundaries with its solid-state battery technology, aiming to address two major EV limitations: range and charging time. If To ..read more

The 1960s was an era of automotive innovation and creativity, marked by the release of some of the coolest cars in automotive history. From sleek sports cars to powerful muscle cars, the 1960s saw the birth of iconic vehicles that continue to captivate enthusiasts and collectors today. Let’s take a journey back in time and explore 24 of the coolest cars released during this remarkable decade. 1. Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray (1963) Image Credit: Greg Gjerdingen/WikiCommons. The Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray, introduced in 1963, remains one of the most iconic American sports cars of all time. Wit ..read more

Gearheads and muscle car enthusiasts will forever remember 2024 as the year the iconic Chevelle returned. The 1970 Chevy Chevelle SS 454 is one of the most revered muscle cars ever made, but the muscle car market has shrunk significantly since then. EVs and SUVs are taking over, and soon, the Camaro will be no more, so it seems the Chevelle 70/SS may be a bit late to the party. That’s okay, though, because this beauty really knows how to make an entrance. The 2024 Chevelle 70/SS’ styling is a retrotastic nod to the original but with more power and aggression, as well as all the features expect ..read more

Cruiser bikes may just be the best option for new riders. Their low seat height, relaxed riding ergonomics, and wide variety of engine and styling options make them fun and accessible to all kinds of riders. There are plenty of cruiser bikes in the beginner motorcycle segment. Most of them are cool and stylish, not to mention easy to ride. Unlike beginner sports bikes, which constantly entice the rider to go faster, cruisers are laid-back and have a chill attitude. We’ve analyzed the best cruiser motorcycles for beginners, but they’re also great if you’re a returning rider or even experienced ..read more