It's no secret that sex sells. It's just kind of creepy that a dad would use his sexy daughter to sell a 1977 Datsun -- but it worked.
Kim Ridley (that's the dad) used his 20-year-old daughter Lexxa to model in front of his bright yellow Datsun and p
The Tesla Model S has been named Motor Trend magazine’s 2013 Car of the Year, one of the most prestigious honors in the automotive industry. The Model S won by way of unanimous vote, after 11 discriminating judges test drove 25 other vehicles to compare those all-important technical aspects of four-wheeled travel like acceleration, brakes and suspension tuning.
Drug dealers -- Such a creative and inconspicuous bunch, especially when it comes to their rides.
Congratulations to our Week 2 Winner: Joe Hankins and his 1975 Chevy C10! Kenny Sellens gave him a run for his money with over 3,500 votes cast they were running neck and neck all week.
Here is what Joe said about his vehicle:
"Here is my Gypsy Red '75 C10. 383 with 671 and BDS EFI. Turbo 400 with manual/reverse and trans brake.
That's a lot of technical for the average Joe!
Now it's time to vote for your favorite in our Week 3 competition.
The latest automotive reliability survey from Consumer Reports came out this week, and Toyota leads the way. Ford, which had been rising in the ranks recently, fell back this year: it now ranks second-to-last among all auto manufacturers.
Man's never ending quest to laugh in the face of death, danger and physics has not been quelched, thanks to the folks at BBC's 'Top Gear.'
While white still remains the most popular car color in the world, the overall use of color is on the rise, according to recent industry statistics.
Even though we had rain, rain and more rain at our first ever Cars & Guitars event many brave car show enthusiasts brought out their "babies" to showcase them and compete for some great cash and trophies. Here is a list of the winners and their vehicles.
September 29, 2012 Mother Nature tried her best to keep us down, but our Cars & Guitars Classic Car Show and Concert is now underway at Comanche Nation Casino!
These strange beasts aren’t custom cars built in someone’s garage. The plans for the odd looking motor vehicles featured here were actually drawn up by automobile manufacturers, for the most part, and put together on some kind of assembly line. The actual number produced might be small, but that doesn’t make them any less cool, or bizarre.
For as much money as consumers spend on products to make us smell good, you'd think...well you'd think more people would smell good. Nope. We're living among some stank folk.
