This three-wheeler is fueled by a pedal mechanism with no chain and sends signals to a motor and battery; it can reach 75 mph ...

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In the 1950s and 1960s, the majority of vehicles sold in the United States employed rear-wheel drive. Four-wheel drive vehicles existed, but they were just a tiny fraction of the ...

Pontiac was a pioneer in the muscle car space, even when the market for them dried up. Here are Pontiac's most powerful beasts from each decade.

British restomod specialist Frontline announced the revival of the 1950s MG MGA sports car in the same year the model turns ...

This feature focuses on the history of three-wheeled cars, from the early days of motoring to the present day.

Sometimes, car designers are even willing to subvert the most basic principles of the car itself - such as having four wheels. While three-wheeled cars have cropped up throughout the decades ...

From a Range Rover in London to a Morgan in the Cotswolds and a single-seater on track, here’s how to drive the lot.

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Discover the most expensive cars ever sold, their wild price tags, racing legacy, and what makes them truly priceless today.

The 1950s marked a transformative era in American automotive history. This decade saw the rise of powerful V8 engines that ...

In Japan, Daihatsu opted for a three-wheeled layout for its very first passenger car, the short-lived Bee, in the early 1950s. A few decades later, Honda would also build a three-wheeler ...