Forced induction has never been more dominant. Turbos and superchargers are everywhere — stuffed under the hoods of family crossovers, economy hatchbacks, and even entry-level sports cars. The pressure to extract more power from smaller, cleaner engines h... See more
Forced induction has never been more dominant. Turbos and superchargers are everywhere — stuffed under the hoods of family crossovers, economy hatchbacks, and even entry-level sports cars. The pressure to extract more power from smaller, cleaner engines h... See more
Few segments in the automotive world have proven as enduring — or as genuinely fun — as the hot hatch. Decades after the first pocket rockets began terrorizing traffic, the formula still works: take a practical, everyday hatchback, stuff in a serious engi... See more
Two. That's the total number of 1970 Dodge Coronet R/T Hemi convertibles that rolled off the line — a figure so small it makes even the most coveted muscle car rarities look mass-produced. Rare muscle cars have always commanded serious money, but the trul... See more
The muscle car wars have never really ended — they've just changed battlegrounds. But if you want to understand how a lightweight compact from a second-tier brand once made the big-block establishment look overpriced and overweight, the Plymouth Duster 34... See more
