Built in Lexington, the Dewabout was essentially a buggy with a motor and gears. Weighing about 350 pounds, the car had a two ...

A British inventor has spent $25,000 turning a pick-up truck into an appealing drivable banana. Steve Braithwaite, who is ...

The world’s car fleet is growing fast and now it is almost impossible to track their exact number. Explosive growth has been ...

A group of students in Britain have invented a way of capturing tyre dust - a major contributor to air and water pollution - as a car drives along, winning them this year's James Dyson Award in the UK ...

Gearheads have a soft spot for inline six engines, and BMW I6 units are among the most beloved. BMW did not invent the inline ...

FYI Raidio set to take users beyond radio into a world of customised content and clever conversation for entertainment and ...

"We wanted to create a system that would alert a parent if their child were left in the parked vehicle," said one of two ...

History loves a winner, but car culture has always had a soft spot for glorious losers. The kind of cars that sold like warm beer at an ice hockey game, yet somehow managed to leave fingerprints all ...

This column was originally published in the Houston Post on Oct. 7, 1963. In it, Hale offers up praise for the bicycle.

Most people who own a car today take their speedometer for granted. A standard, unremarkable feature in every vehicle, it ...

The front of this stunning, sleek model resembles a hammerhead shark, the T-shape sitting strikingly across the car’s ...