Author Ken Gross with his 275 GTB/6C (S/N 08801) in the 1980s. He purchased it in 1981 and sold it for 20 times as much in 1989. Others weren't nearly as lucky. Ken Gross In many respects, the Ferrari ...

For those not from North American enclaves where French influence remains vibrant, the phrase “defiantly French” may require some context. In a continent where English and Spanish largely won the ...

Want to know something kids today can’t get enough of? Dogs. Especially really cute ones with sad eyes. Gen-Zers are also into—get this—hot drinks on cold days. Some like cilantro, but others hate it.

Almost lost in the big Mustang Mach E debut late last year was another Mustang milestone: The final S550-generation GT350 rolled off the assembly line. Introduced in 2015 to commemorate the 50th ...

A Flat-Six Innovations-modified Porsche 996 exercises its freshly transplanted heart on a rural Georgia two-lane. Matt Tierney Jake Raby likes problems. If you manage to catch him amidst a rare moment ...

Fresh off driving the new Z06, I’ve been reminiscing about how Corvettes, particularly the C4 (the fourth generation built from 1984-96), were among the first cars to shape my budding automotive ...

There’s a certain order of things in the car industry. Some brands and badges just sit higher up on the totem pole of price than others. A Lincoln is more expensive than a Ford, a Lexus more expensive ...

I’m six years old again. I’m in my grandma Squeak’s living room, playing with Hot Wheels on drab brown carpeting. I was as strong as I could be In the kitchen, Grandma is making some sheet-pan cookie ...

Almost everyone has an opinion about Pontiac Firebirds. Ours, for the record, is that they’re pretty great. Spanning 35 years, four generations, and myriad high-performance variations—not to mention ...

The ’70s were a great time for music, film, and (arguably) fashion. For cars, though? Not so much. It was a turbulent time for the automobile. Engine performance couldn’t keep up with the pace of ever ...

It’s fun to enjoy something before it gets popular. Beyond the intoxicating sense of superiority that comes with the territory, enjoying the esoteric is generally a comparably thrifty endeavor. Just ...

You’ve probably seen the headlines. Ours, even. Stuff like, “Porsche Creates Magic Gasoline From Wind and Water—Saves Both Internal Combustion and The World.” It sounds promising but also a bit ...