The 12 rarest cars on Fiat’s Heritage Hub
In the company’s old Italian factory of Mirafiori, Turin, some peculiar, lesser-known projects hide among the most famous vehicles
The history of the world’s most expensive road
Construction on a coastal link on the French island of Réunion in the Indian Ocean has already cost more than $2 billion
What’s in a name? The story behind Jeep
The American automobile brand made its debut on the battlefields during World War II after winning a fiercely competitive government contract
How to get out of a sinking car: Tips that can save your life
If the vehicle begins to sink, acting fast is key, as the first 60 seconds are decisive
What does it mean when a car’s Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) goes on?
If the yellow engine symbol on the dashboard is illuminated, something is wrong. Here are the main reasons why that happens
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The Prodrive Hunter: A $1.65m rally car that’s designed for the roads, and costs $625 to fill with gas
The hypercar has been developed from the BRX competition vehicle, in which champion driver Sebastien Loeb competed at two editions of the Dakar Rally
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It’s 250 years old and it still exists: The first automobile the world ever saw
The Cugnot ‘fardier à vapeur’ was designed in 1769 by a French military engineer looking for a new way to haul heavy equipment to the battlefield. It ultimately failed, but its legacy lives on
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