Until Toyota revives one of these beloved nameplates, it’s busy working on a mid-engine hot hatchback based on the GR Yaris.

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Ferrari is synonymous with speed and luxury, and the 812 Superfast is a shining example of that legacy. Its 6.5L naturally ...

It's a car powered by an airplane engine that could fly … so to speak. "The Beast" is a famous custom that was built in the 1970s by Englishman John Dodd from the bones of a project started by an ...

While the electric car is gaining ground and market share with each passing year, the venerable internal combustion engine is not dead yet. It has a long history and is one of the most important ...

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Though famous for its motorcycles, the Yamaha Motor Company also took its talents to the automotive industry by helping develop some terrific engines. Founded in the spring of 1955, the Yamaha Motor ...

Even though car engines have come a long way, many people still insist on warming their vehicles before driving in cold weather. But is it necessary? Here's what the experts have to say.

If you do not have a de-icer to hand then you can use a basic solution of water with an added teaspoon of salt to pour over ...

Mounting a car engine on a motorcycle frame is an outrageous idea that has been successfully implemented numerous times. However, these five models take that idea to a whole new level. Throughout the ...

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