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V8-powered performance cars have been the mainstay of the US market for decades. But in 2005, two unlikely wagons muscled their way into the high-performance family car segment. United during the DaimlerChrysler era, they shared some components, but brought very different characters to the party.

Some barn finds are more impressive than most. That was certainly the case when an old AMC prototype that had been missing for decades turned up in Michigan. This particular barn find was one of the last surviving remnants of a car that could have changed the American auto industry forever. It looked incredibly promising on paper. But it had serious flaws that led to it never...

Every V12 supercar you've ever lusted after almost certainly carries a European passport. Italy, Germany, the UK — those are the usual suspects. America? The idea barely registers. For generations, U.S. automakers have planted their flag firmly in V8 territory, chasing torque and muscle over high-revvin...

When you picture a traditional cruiser motorcycle, the image in your mind is rarely small or subtle. More often than not, the emphasis is on plenty of road presence with a long, low stance, a wide rear tire, a broad fuel tank, and real physical heft. That imposing stature us...

Purosangue is Italian for “thoroughbred,” which is a bold name for a Ferrari that rides high and has four doors. Ferrari won’t even call it an SUV, yet it’s still the car Ferrari purists argue about most.