Cars

The Tata Nano was designed to make four-wheel ownership accessible to households that had previously relied on motorcycles. Its central promise was simple

Do not start your Honda Fit if a cat may be inside the engine bay. Belts, pulleys, the cooling fan, hot surfaces, sharp edges, and confined gaps can cause

A Lamborghini Huracan can climb some steep driveways, but a steep or sharply broken transition can defeat it even with the front lift raised.

The Frank Sinatra name gives the 1981 Chrysler Imperial an instant story, while the mechanical specification is much more restrained: a carbureted 318-cubic-inch

A Bugatti Chiron and a Boeing 747 make an unlikely drag-race pairing. The jet has four engines and a runway; the hypercar has traction-focused tires and a road.

The Isuzu Hombre was a North American pickup built by GM for Isuzu on the Chevrolet S-10 platform. That gives a used-truck buyer a useful starting point

The Cord 810 announces itself with a blunt, grille-less “coffin nose” and headlights that disappear into its front fenders. In 1936, that shape looked

The Autobianchi A112 Abarth puts an eager engine in a tiny Italian hatchback. Its size and direct responses make it appealing on roads where a larger performance

A compact Fiat 500 can follow a navigation route into a street that appears open to traffic, while the pedestrian-zone restriction becomes clear only at

The TVR Sagaris combined extreme performance with a mass of approximately 1,078 kg, rear-wheel drive, and a naturally aspirated engine that delivered its