Just as I do for hidden headlights, I may have a thing for full-width taillights. It may have started with the 1966 Ford Thunderbird, but then I discovered the 1966 Pontiac Grand Prix, 1969 Dodge Cha...

Several years ago, my wife, mother-in-law, and I traveled to California for the Fourth of July weekend. The plan was to stay in a hotel in Carlsbad, then venture into San Diego to see the sights. We ...

For muscle-car enthusiasts, few names carry the weight and attitude of "The Judge." And now, time is running out on a rare opportunity to own one of the most iconic Pontiacs ever built — a full...

A captive import is a foreign-built vehicle that is sold by a domestic automaker through its own distribution system. One example from the 1980s is the subcompact Dodge/Plymouth Colt, which was built...

Mercedes has two major timelines. The first starts in 1885, when Carl Benz created what became known as the Benz Patent Motor Car, aka “the first automobile.” The second starts in 1926, t...

Did you know that some Chicago-area Pontiac dealerships used the term "Pontiaction" when marketing cars in the '70s? There were some clever people sitting around GM's boardroom tables during that era...

Lincoln never built a proper station wagon, which was typical of an American luxury brand. However, who came closest? Mercury used marketing to push its medium-/upper-medium-priced brand upwards, but...

My second cousin (who's more into golf than gas guzzlers) recently texted me a photo of a Cadillac race car while visiting the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix 2026. Cadillac used this opportuni...

My brother Bentley (great name for a car guy, right?) is just a year younger than me, and we spent our childhoods on our hands and knees pushing Hot Wheels around the house or yard. By the time we we...

Currently listed for sale on AutoHunter is this unusual 1982 Datsun 720 King Cab 4×4 pickup. This "son of DAT" is powered by a 2.2-liter inline-four paired with a five-speed manual transmission....