Previewing Audi Concept C: Emotion Meets Electric Power
The Audi Concept C preview introduces a thrilling all-electric sports car, blending clarity, emotion, and technology in a street-legal design that hints at future Audi models.
Kindig-it TwelveAir ’53 Corvair: The V12 Concept That Won the Ridler
The Kindig-it TwelveAir ’53 Corvair Concept is a Ridler Award-winning, handbuilt aluminum masterpiece powered by a 9.2L V12 producing 700 WHP. Completed in 2024 after 54 months of craftsmanship, it blends C1 and C7 Corvette inspiration with modern engineering.
OMODA 4 Makes Global Debut, Confirmed for UK Launch in 2026
The OMODA 4 B-Segment Crossover just made its global debut at the Chery User Summit, bringing a futuristic “Cyber Mecha” design to the urban market. Confirmed for a UK launch in 2026, this compact car is inspired by e-sports and sci-fi, signaling a bold new direction for the brand’s expanding line-up of ICE and NEV models.
Maserati GT2 Makes U.S. Debut at GT America in Indianapolis
Maserati’s GT2 made its U.S. debut at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during GT America powered by AWS. The event celebrated Maserati’s racing heritage, featuring the GT2, GT2 Stradale, and the powerful MCXtrema track car.
The Tri-Five King: This 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air is Pure Restomod Gold
The 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air is a restomod icon, masterfully rebuilt by Classic Car Studio. This full custom build seamlessly blends timeless ’50s design with modern performance engineering. It features a supercharged LT4 V8 and an advanced Roadster Shop chassis for incredible handling. The striking green exterior over a full custom tan leather interior ensures it stands out.
Double Take: The Meanest 1969 Camaro Double Take Pro Street on Earth
Weaver Customs’ 1969 Camaro Double Take Pro Street combines iconic RS/SS styling with an 871 supercharged SBC engine, TKO 6-speed, and custom chassis. Finished in brilliant Speedway Blue, this muscle car boasts a world-class blend of show-stopping looks and asphalt-shredding performance. With massive rear tires and a digital dash, it is a masterclass in custom Pro Street construction.
Kia Charge Hits One Million European Charging Points
Kia Charge now provides access to one million charging points across 28 European countries. The unified app and Plug&Charge feature make EV charging simple and renewable.
Separated for Strength: The Engineering Secret of the 1973 Ford F-250 4×4
The 1973 Ford F-250 4×4 holds a unique place in truck history, famous among collectors by its nickname, the “Highboy.” This heavy-duty pickup launched the sixth generation with significant comfort upgrades but maintained a rugged, utilitarian foundation. Its distinctive raised stance was a direct result of the four-wheel-drive’s divorced transfer case design. The 1973 Ford F-250 4×4 successfully merged the new Dentside style with uncompromising off-road and towing capability.
The Pickup That Rode Like a Car: The 1973 Ford F-100 Revolution
The 1973 Ford F-100 pickup launched the highly successful sixth-generation F-Series, often called the “Dentside.” This generation focused heavily on driver comfort and safety, introducing a larger cab and moving the fuel tank from behind the seat. With standard front disc brakes and the exclusive Twin I-Beam suspension, the 1973 Ford F-100 pickup set new standards for ride quality and utility, successfully bridging the gap between a rugged work vehicle and a daily driver.
The Comfort Coupé: Why the 1973 Ford Mustang Grande Stands Apart
Explore the model history, transitional styling, and engineering advancements of the rare pre-war 1939 Chrysler Royal convertible sedan. The 1973 Ford Mustang Grande coupe signaled the end of the first-generation pony car, embracing luxury over raw power. This elegant model featured a standard vinyl roof, deep pile carpeting, and plush, high-back bucket seats, contrasting sharply with its performance-oriented siblings like the Mach 1. It offered a sophisticated ride right before the Mustang changed forever.