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His Postwar Sedan Has Outlasted Its Maker and Many Canadian Winters

Cam Richardson’s 1949 Riley needed boiling water and blankets to get moving on brutally cold mornings.


Sold on Hemmings.com: Packard Caribbean, Eldorado Biarritz, Challenger

Low-volume, high-luxury convertibles from the Fifties and Sixties remain in demand with car collectors. Two particularly nice examples found new homes via Hemmings Make Offer, both of them previously restored, well kept and recently refurbished for sale. A 1960 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz found its way from our shores to Sweden and back to Texas before… The post Sold on Hemmings.com: Packard Caribbean, Eldorado Biarritz, Challenger appeared first...


The Best 3-row SUVs Under $40,000 for Back To School Carpools, Family Travel and Daily Driving

A Girls Guide to Cars


Ready-To-Go Race Cars On Hemmings.com

Racing is inherently part of human nature. From the beginning, humans competed to find who was faster, stronger, could go longer, and so on. It is just the way we are wired. That’s why Hot Wheels offered a drag race set when they first burst on the scene. Chances are that if you were bitten… The post Ready-To-Go Race Cars On Hemmings.com appeared first on The Online Automotive Marketplace.


Hyundai Santa Fe hybrid review: a leap upmarket for the Korean seven-seat SUV

My family couldn’t believe it. “Sleeping in a car?” My mum looked horrified. “That’s when you’re really down to your uppers.” “Worst night I ever had,” said my brother. “Slept in the Triumph GT6 after a party.” My brother is 6ft 1in tall. But apparently it is a thing in South Korea. Called chabak, it’s the practice of driving your car to out-of-the...


Driver shares frustrating image after spotting truck driver's entitled behavior at EV charger: 'Call and have it towed'

"I wonder what they would say if I parked at a gas pump." Driver shares frustrating image after spotting truck driver's entitled behavior at EV charger: 'Call and have it towed' first appeared on The Cool Down.


21 largest classic American cars

The American ‘land yachts’ of the 1960s to the early 1980s were among the biggest cars ever made. We revisit them in size order


10 Dumb Auto Trends Consumers Wish Would Stop

Trends that, while innovative, have also managed to raise more than a few eyebrows and stir up the auto community.


8 Slow Selling Used Cars To Get At a Low Price Before 2025

The last thing car dealers want is for vehicles to sit on the lot for a long time, taking up space and costing them money. To deal with the problem and free up room for new inventory, dealers will...


Here's What's Happening With Mazda's Rotary Sports Car Revival

Mazda's iconic sports car is being revived... At least we hope so.


27 Best and Worst Sports Cars of 2024

We've ranked these cars based on a combination of driving experience, standard features, design aesthetics, and overall value. So, buckle up and get ready to uncover your dream sportscar!


Listen To The Next-Gen Porsche 911 GT2 RS As It Accelerates

Get ready to hear the raw power of the next-gen Porsche 911 GT2 RS as it accelerates with fierce intensity. This video captures the spine-tingling sound of its high-performance engine roaring to life, showcasing the thrilling acceleration and unmistakable exhaust notes that make this GT2 RS a true beast on the road. Perfect for Porsche enthusiasts and car lovers who crave the sound of pure speed and engineering excellence!


A Sheltered Life In Upstate New York Turned This 1967 Buick Electra 225 Into A Time Capsule

In hindsight, witnessing the replacement of long-heralded model names during the late Fifties shouldn’t have come as a surprise to the public. A case study is Buick. While Special, Super, Century, Roadmaster, and Limited spoke volumes about each model’s purpose and division hierarchy, those names–which began appearing in 1935–had inevitably lost some punch. Like it… The post A Sheltered Life In Upstate New York Turned This 1967 Buick Electra 225...


Last Japanese Pickup Truck in America with a Manual Transmission

Explore the only Japanese pickup truck still available in America with a manual transmissionoffering unmatched driving engagement.


Tested: 2024 BMW 540i xDrive Plays the Dating Game

It wants to go steady, but do we?


Audi's Baby SUV Is All Grown Up

The Audi Q3 is literally peeling back the camo, and we like what we see.


13 Japanese SUVs That’ll Last You a Lifetime

If there’s one thing that Japanese automakers like Toyota, Subaru, and Honda are known for, it’s their bulletproof reliability. This reputation was largely earned by small cars like the Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic, but their SUVs have also lived up to the high reliability standards gearheads have come to expect from Japanese cars. SUVs are currently the best-selling vehicles in the country, and it’s easy to see why. Few vehicles can match the versatility SUVs offer — they’re good-looking (well, some of them), spacious enough for the whole family, capable of driving through tough terrains and weather conditions, and can be fast if you opt for their performance versions. However, all these qualities are useless if the SUV keeps breaking down on you, which is why it’s important to prioritize reliability. Using reliable resources like J.D. Power, RepairPal, and CarEdge, we scoured the market and found some of the most reliable Japanese SUVs you can buy today, including new and used options.


Electric vehicles are the future. What happens to our gas-guzzling cars?

The world’s fight against climate change has a used car problem.


Ethiopia takes major step in EV cars — here's what this could mean

Locally assembled and imported electric cars comprise nearly 10% of Ethiopia’s current total ICE vehicle registrations, according to CleanTechnica. Ethiopia takes major step in EV cars — here's what this could mean first appeared on The Cool Down.


13 Crazy Fast Sports Cars From the 1980s

Every decade produces its share of automotive history, and the 1980s are mostly remembered as the golden era for exhilarating, analog performance cars. Thanks to the boom in cutting-edge technology, the evolution to consumer-driven marketing, and the growing pop culture influence, the resurgence from the malaise era gave us some incredibly fast sports cars. The technological renaissance of the 1980s delivered goodies like turbochargers, electronic fuel injectors, engine control units, catalytic converters, and all-wheel drive that elevated sports car performance to stratospheric levels. On the other hand, pop culture and consumer preference influenced not just performance but also the gorgeous sports car designs that inspired today’s models. We ranked the fastest sports cars from the 1980s based on their 0-60 mph times, as provided by enthusiast website Zeroto60Times. However, our list excludes racing cars, tuned cars, and prototypes like the Audi Sport Quattro (3.1 sec), Lancia Delta S4 (3.5 sec), and RUF CTR Yellowbird (3.7 sec).


10 Used Supercars That Are Cheaper Than A New Chevy Corvette

Looking for high-performance supercars at an affordable price? These used supercars can be had for less than the cost of a new Chevy Corvette.


6 Used Cars that Will Last Throughout Retirement

With the hefty price tag of new cars these days, getting the most life out of your vehicle makes financial sense, especially as you enter retirement. Having a new car payment on top of other expenses...


The Most Reliable Honda Models Ever Built, Ranked

Honda has a wide range of vehicles -- from sedans to SUVs to sport cars -- that are known for their reliability. Here are the ten most reliable Hondas ever.


The 3 Coolest Features Of The 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid

2025 brings big updates to the Honda Civic, especially in hybrid form - including better and more efficient performance, alongside great standard features.


10 Used American SUVs That Are Reliable And Cheap

You can enjoy a reliable, affordable, and impressive used American SUV without spending a fortune.


Liberty Walk Is Building The World's First Manual C8 Corvette Drift Car

We hardly even care about the crazy body kit and insane steering angles.


Automotive company revolutionizes EV tech with 'world's first' vehicle heat pump: 'We ... strive for lightweight and high-efficiency components'

"We are pleased to contribute to improving the driving experience of our customers' electric vehicle users." Automotive company revolutionizes EV tech with 'world's first' vehicle heat pump: 'We ... strive for lightweight and high-efficiency components' first appeared on The Cool Down.


24 Fastest Sedans in the World, Ranked

The crossover threatens it with extinction, but sedans already evolved from family practicality and executive comfort into a fierce competitor on the track. Some are categorized as sports sedans, while others don’t care for titles as long as they deliver beastly performance to rival much lighter sports cars. As mentioned in a previous post, this list is limited to 24 entries. As much as we’d like to include every fast sedan we know, we have no choice but to pick a few to represent others with similar speed figures. Another thing to remember is that slight variations in performance figures are normal, as testing protocols can be complicated. If you know any sedan more deserving to be on this list, we can’t wait to hear all about it in the comment section. Indeed, some sedans out there will go toe-to-toe with many here, but we invested time and effort to select the faster models. When the same model or trim has a uniform performance from different model years, we select whichever we consider the better car. Having said all that, these are the 24 fastest sedans in the world, ranked by acceleration and quarter-mile speed.


The Chevy Traverse Is A Great Family Ride With One Annoying Flaw

The new Traverse is bigger everywhere, except under the hood.


Toyota's Most Powerful 4-Cylinder Engine

In need of a four-banger that can put out more than 400 lb-ft of torque? Toyota has your solution.


Consumer Reports lists first-ever ranking of most reliable used cars to buy

Consumer Reports did a brand ranking for used car reliability of five- to 10-year-old cars and here are the brands that are most and least reliable.


The best new cars coming soon in 2024 and beyond

Welcome to our comprehensive guide to all the new metal arriving in 2024 and beyond


Hyundai's New Hybrids Prove Gas Engines Aren't Dead (But They're Not What You'd Think)

Gas engines aren't going away completely just yet if Hyundai's strange hybrid makes it to market. While it's a weird design, it just might pay off.


GM’s Faulty Gearbox Class-Action Conundrum

Oh, the joys of modern automotive technology. Just when you thought electric cars were stealing all the headlines for their teething problems, good ol’ internal combustion engines remind us they still have plenty of gremlins bothering their owners. The timely reminder comes courtesy of a class-action lawsuit aimed squarely at General Motors and their allegedly faulty transmissions. It seems roughly 800,000 vehicles from Cadillac, Chevrolet, and...


24 Four-Door Family Cars That Are Faster Than a Ferrari F355

Go fast and take the family, too.


This 40-Foot Amazon Tiny House Costs Less Than a New Car—and Comes with 3 Bedrooms

You can do some serious entertaining in here.


Where Does Boeing Build Its Airplanes?

The Boeing Company's commercial planes are made in a couple of locations throughout the United States.


What Does The 'ECR' In ECR Engines Stand For & Which NASCAR Teams Use Them?

ECR Engines have helped power some of the best racers in NASCAR, at a variety of levels, drawing from a deep history of racing pedigree and success.


MG says the first cars with solid state batteries will arrive as early as next year

Solid State Battery technology promises faster charging times, longer range and lighter battery packs... and it's arrivign sooner than you think.


There Are Only 3 Pickup Trucks Left In America For Under $30k

We're down to just three pickups in the US available under the $30,000 mark.


2025 Chevrolet Equinox First Drive Review: Now With a Pulse

As it stands, the Equinox is Chevrolet’s second-best-selling model, behind only the Silverado. If you held me hostage and told me my safe release depended on my ability to pick an Equinox apart from its Bowtie-badged stablemates, I wouldn’t feel good about my chances. Yet, more than 200,000 families brought theirs home for the first time last year,...


9 Things We Want From The Ford Mustang Sedan

If Ford is serious about building a Mustang Sedan, then these are the things we want from it.


Aston Martin Brings Back the Vanquish Once More

For 2025, the range-topping gran turismo has an 823-hp twin-turbo V-12 and a top speed of 214 mph.


The Fastest Sports Cars Under $100,000

While there is no shortage of some potent and fun-to-drive sports cars for less than $100,000, these are some of the fastest ones you can buy


13 Trucks and SUVs for the Ultimate Thrill Seeker

Off-roading, mudding, and adventure camping are some of the most fulfilling experiences in a truck or SUV. Today’s hi-tech amenities like CRAWl control, multi-terrain ride modes, and classic sturdy engineering techniques like skid plates and increased ground clearance can make all our dirt-road-driving adventure dreams come true. But aftermarket offroad upgrades can add up to cost‌ more than the vehicle we’re modifying. If offroad adventure driving is a priority, we suggest buying a car equipped for adventuring from the factory. These 13 adventure-ready trucks and SUVs define the ultimate thrill by providing the support and safety required for an unforgettable off-roading experience.


Manufacturer recalls 1.5 million Ram pickup trucks over software issue

1.5 million Ram pickup trucks are being recalled by Stellantis over a software issue that may accidentally disable a vehicle's electronic stability control (ESC).


How GMs Supercar Killer From The 80s Would Stack Up Today

Nearly four decades after its debut, the 1987 Buick GNX still holds its own against many modern performance vehicles.


Best Convertibles for 2024 and 2025

Our favorite fun-loving droptops are perfect for feeling the wind in your hair, and the range of prices and performance levels fit any budget and need for speed.


Every Hypercar Gunning For The 300-MPH Crown

And before you ask, no, Bugatti didn't do it with a production-spec Chiron.


Why Dont Planes Use Reverse Thrust To Push Back?

When a plane departs an airport and pushes back from the gate, it uses a small but powerful tug truck to reverse. But why dont airlines save on the cost and use powerful jet engines to push back?