Autos
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7 Chevrolets that turned into surprise collectibles
In 1962, the Corvair Monza Spyder brought a turbocharger to a Chevrolet you could buy off the lot. Back then, though, it looked like an…
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10 hot rods we’d be quietly scooping up
The 1932 Ford roadster sits at the center of hot rod culture, and it got there for a simple reason. After all, it was cheap,…
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12 convertibles so rare they rarely turn up at auction
Packard built 750 copies of its 1953 Packard Caribbean, and that was a big run by the standards of this list. Detroit loved a halo…
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8 pony cars that will not stay affordable much longer
Ford built 4,313 Mustang King Cobras for 1978, and every one wore a giant snake across the hood. Today the Mustang King Cobra sits in…
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10 kit cars that never lost their shine
By 1984, the British firm behind the Dutton Phaeton was turning out more than 1,000 kits a year. Few people outside Britain knew the name.…
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8 mid-engine cars we’d refuse to sell at any price
Ferrari built 11,273 examples of the Ferrari F355 between 1994 and 1999, and every one carried its V8 behind the seats. That layout puts the…
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Mitsubishi’s first SEMA since 2012 brings the 2028 Outlander Diamond Trail Edition and its new Rock mode
Mitsubishi is back at the SEMA Show for the first time since 2012, and it brought a production SUV rather than a one-off. The 2028…
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Toyota’s Urban Highlander and Urban C-HR concepts drop the new electric SUVs onto 22-inch wheels
Toyota’s electric SUVs are getting the custom treatment at SEMA. The Urban Highlander and Urban C-HR concepts debuted at the 2026 show in Las Vegas…
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Toyota parked its hydrogen-burning GR Corolla H2 race car next to the 2026 GRMN Corolla at SEMA
Toyota’s SEMA stand has a race car that burns hydrogen instead of gasoline. The GR Corolla H2 sits in the Race Day display at the…
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9 French cars still relevant
French carmakers have a habit of solving problems nobody else had noticed yet. The Citroën DS 21 Pallas rode on a self-levelling suspension, the Renault…
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