2002 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG V12 Heads to Auction
Luxury and rarity converge as RM Sotheby’s prepares to auction one of the most exclusive Mercedes-Benz G-Wagens ever produced. The 2002 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG V12, a vehicle shrouded in mystery and exclusivity, is set to go under the hammer on Sunday, December 1. With only five units ever built, this SUV represents the pinnacle of AMG’s craftsmanship and a milestone in the G-Class legacy. Image Via RM Sotheby's The G-Class, originally developed as a military vehicle, transitioned to civilian use
At $7,500, Is This 2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport The 4X4 For You?
According to the seller of today’s Nice Price or No Dice Jeep, pretty much everything that can be replaced has been. There’s still some work to be done, and we’ll have to decide if that means the price also needs fixing.
Father With Kids In His Dodge Charger Flees Arkansas Trooper While It’s Raining
In general, we advise against running from police, but when you’re behind the wheel of your Dodge Charger, it’s raining, plus your baby momma and kids are in the car, we’d say that’s really a good time to just pull over. But the guy in today’s dashcam footage of course doesn’t do that, resulting in a 140 mph crash which fortunately doesn’t result in serious injuries or worse. Watch a Grappler Bumper end a police chase, only with a big crash. The Arkansas trooper says he clocked the Charger, whic
Alpine confirms Doohan will race in Abu Dhabi in place of Ocon
Alpine has confirmed that Jack Doohan will race in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with Esteban Ocon leaving the team early. As RACER reported on Sunday night after the Qatar Grand Prix, Ocon has driven his final race for Alpine as the team has moved to ...
2024 Mercedes-Benz E450 wagon review: A family favorite with AMG power vibes
The 2024 E450 wagon pairs Mercedes-Benz sophistication with a surprising dose of grit, making it a true Swiss army knife on wheels.
Leclerc surprised by Ferrari gains on McLaren in Qatar
Charles Leclerc says he would have signed up for a second place in the Qatar Grand Prix ahead of the race after being surprised by Ferrari's ability to take points off McLaren. Max Verstappen held of Lando Norris in a close fight for the majority of ...
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares resigns
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares has officially resigned from the European company effective immediately, but is it too late for the automaker to recover?
Motorcycle company unveils all-electric model with an interesting look — here's how it could revolutionize deliveries
Last year, PNY showcased its all-electric motorcycle at the EICMA Milan Motorcycle Show.
Tesla drivers excited for future updates after leak teases rollout of advanced technology: 'This would be great'
One of the biggest pluses of Tesla is their willingness to try new things.
Controversial car designs that aged beautifully
When Renault previewed the Avantime in 1999, the French firm called it a “Coupespace”, a totally new type of car combining luxury, comfort, and sportiness with a progressive visual presence. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, BMW Z3 roadsters were everywhere, but the coupe version was far scarcer. Many car fans took a visceral disliking to this shooting brake, referring—rather unkindly—to it as a form of footwear.
Jaguar's rebrand has been criticized as 'woke.' Marketing experts say it's either 'bonkers' — or a genius disruption.
Jaguar's rebranding marks a radical identity shift for the carmaker. One ad expert called it "bonkers." Others said it was a successful disruption.
Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow Party Was the Boy-Mom Delight I Didn’t Know I Needed
Boy moms face a particular challenge: Connecting with your kids in a way your parents probably didn’t connect with you. […]
The 10 Worst Aircraft of the Second World War
The British Blackburn company is always represented in any list of terrible aircraft, and the Botha is the first of two Blackburn entries on our list. Its poor performance meant it was never to enter service in its primary role as a torpedo bomber. The type first flew in 1938, entering service after the war had started, two weeks before Christmas in 1939.
The 20 most important Jaguars ever made
As we await the first all-new electric cars from Jaguar, in this story we look at the most important cars in Jaguar’s history to date. It includes everything from seductive sports cars to mainstream saloons, supercars to SUVs and, yes, even an EV. Many of these cars have split opinions and gone on to become defining models in Jaguar’s story.
Florida Men Caught Stealing Jeep Headlights
We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but we have to warn readers that airport parking lots are fertile hunting grounds for thieves. The problem seems to be on the rise in many areas, but usually the thieves steal whole vehicles or at least take the wheels, leaving someone’s ride on cinderblocks. However, two Florida men decided instead they would troll airport parking and steal the headlights off Jeep Wranglers. Tire deflation activism has spread to Australia. Called the “Jeep Creepers” in an o
BYD becomes the first automaker to reach 10 million plug-in vehicles
BYD Auto has taken the world by storm with rapid expansion to more than 70 countries around the globe, and now the automaker has achieved yet another milestone.
Lamar Jackson’s Car Collection Is Small But Impressive
Lamar Jackson is one of the biggest stars in the NFL and is the league’s highest-paid player ever after signing a $52 million per season contract with the Baltimore Ravens. While some might argue he’s not worth that much, the man has logged some impressive feats as a professional football player, including coming in fifth overall for quarterback rushing yards. Patrick Mahomes’ car collection is pure fire. With that kind of crazy wealth at his disposal, Jackson hasn’t acquired that many cars but
The Toyota-Subaru partnership is a lot more involved below the surface
The Toyota-Subaru partnership is one of the most well known in the automotive industry, but it looks like this dynamic duo is just getting started.
