Cars

The BMW E31 remains one of the most striking V12 grand tourers of its era: low, wide, technically ambitious, and defined by retractable headlights.

The Rinspeed sQuba looks like a sports car, yet its defining trick begins where the road ends: it can leave the surface and move underwater.

Those two raised headlights are the Austin-Healey Sprite Mk I’s defining feature. They sit above the bonnet line like a pair of alert frog’s eyes, giving

In remote Nevada, a low-fuel warning can become a roadside exposure and traffic-safety problem long before you reach a station. High-speed traffic, heat

The Toyota Kijang is closely associated with family travel in Indonesia, yet the name has covered vehicles built for different jobs. An early cargo-oriented

The Fiat X1/9 looks like a junior exotic: a two-seat targa with its engine behind the cabin, a low wedge-shaped body, and rear-wheel drive.

A 993cc three-cylinder can deliver genuine hot-hatch character. In the Daihatsu Charade GTti, turbocharging and low weight turn a small engine into something

A Tesla Model X P100D once moved a Boeing 787-9 along a Melbourne taxiway, despite the aircraft’s mass being approximately 130 metric tonnes.

The Nissan Cube’s third-generation rear corner can look as if the glass flows around the body with no conventional pillar in the way. From outside, that

A wooden-bodied Mazda Miata has immediate visual appeal: warm material, classic proportions, and a handcrafted finish can make a familiar roadster look