Cars

A powerful electric truck pulling a line of railcars is an appealing image. Yet “pulling a freight train” could mean towing a few cars from pavement, driving

A Jeep Wrangler can make a memorable wedding getaway car. Its distinctive shape, high stance, removable doors, and open roof panels create photographs

“Wolseley Hornet” identifies two fundamentally different cars, not one continuous model. The pre-war Hornet was a small, six-cylinder Wolseley built from

A Chevy Bolt has a large traction battery, yet its accessory outlets can deliver only a much smaller amount of power. That apparent contradiction is the

The Toyota Mega Cruiser combines military-grade hardware with a claimed 420 mm minimum ground clearance, yet its modest power, extreme width, and scarce

A Kia Soul can look roomy in a trunk-or-treat photo, yet its usable display area is smaller than the headline cargo number suggests. Wheel arches consume

Giugiaro’s wedge-shaped Isuzu Piazza still has the power to stop a buyer mid-scroll. Owning one is less effortless: sound cars are scarce, original trim

Will a Lada Vesta left outside in Yakutsk for one month still start? It may, if the battery, fluids, oil, and electrical system are in good condition and

A meteorite fell onto a parked Chevrolet Malibu in Peekskill, New York, in 1992, damaging the roof and windshield before coming to rest inside the vehicle.

A Porsche 911 carrying helicopter rotors is a striking visual contradiction: a low, rear-engine sports car built to exploit tire contact suddenly wearing