The 2004 Peugeot Quark Concept showcased a bold vision for compact, hydrogen-powered mobility. With its distinctive design and innovative technology, the Quark emphasized practicality and ecological ...

Renault has reimagined the spirit of the legendary Renault 5 Turbo with the all-new Renault 5 Turbo 3E, an electric marvel that blends modern technology with a nod to the rallying icons of the 1980s.

For car enthusiasts and collectors, the opportunity to acquire a piece of automotive history is a rare privilege. One such gem has surfaced on Facebook Marketplace: a 1962 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 Prototype ...

The 2004 Pininfarina Nido Concept was a groundbreaking city car that focused on both occupant and pedestrian safety, marking a significant milestone in automotive design. Introduced at the 2004 Paris ...

From left to right: 2004 Mini Woody by Castagna, 2004 Mini Wagon by Castagna, 2004 Mini SUWagon by Castagna In 2004, Carrozzeria Castagna, a renowned coachbuilder with a history dating back to 1849, ...

The 1896 Duryea Runabout is a milestone in the history of American automobiles, as the first series-produced car made in the United States. While only 13 examples were built, these were identical ...

The 2004 Hummer H3T Concept showcased a bold step into the midsize truck market, blending rugged off-road capability with innovative features. Unveiled at the Greater Los Angeles Auto Show, the H3T ...

Richard Trevithick's contributions to steam power are legendary, particularly his development of the first steam-powered passenger vehicle, famously called the "Puffing Devil" or "Puffer." Let’s ...

The 2004 Mini Wagon by Castagna stands out as a unique creation in its class, offering a blend of luxury, performance, and refinement. With an additional 25 centimeters of length added to the original ...

The 2004 Mini Woody by Castagna is a remarkable reinvention of the classic Mini Traveller, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern luxury. This unique model is a true homage to the Mini ...

The 1863 Hippomobile, designed by Jean Joseph Étienne Lenoir, was a three-wheeled, gas-engine-powered vehicle that demonstrated the potential of motorized transportation despite its limited speed and ...

The 1895 Chicago Benton Harbor Autocycle stands as a rare and significant piece of automotive history, showcasing early American innovation in vehicle design. Although it never competed in the 1895 ...