Pony Cars Don't Always Have To Be American-Made

Mate Rimac kept the e-mail receipts that prove he was thinking about thrust-powered downforce years ago, but other projects required his attention.

So we've sold out an ally to help Russia, we're no closer to winning the war with Iran than we were before Trump betrayed Ukraine, and oil's still expensive.

Of course, Green SM isn't using Vinfast cars for their quality

One of just 287, this perfectly restored Triple Black Hemi Challenger is proper muscle car royalty, and its steep asking price is a bargain for the right buyer.

The police responded in under five minutes after being alerted by the museum's alarm system.

Throw us the keys to a MotoGP bike, though, and we'd be lucky to bring it back in one piece.

Somebody needs to sage Volvo's Gothenburg HQ, or at least hire an Etsy witch to do some spellcasting to liberate the company from its recent streak of bad luck.

Do you agree with what's been said, or are you going to slap down the $50,000 (or $250,000) for a deposit on this thing that'll definitely be delivered in 2028?