Features
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Through seven generations, the Ford Mustang GT has lead the charge for American performance.
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How to wash a car like a pro
Washing a car requires more than a bucket and a hose. Here’s how to do it right.
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Feder: Cars can keep us connected
Cars are sometimes the glue that bonds us together, past, present, and into the future.
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How I learned to love Formula 1 at the Miami Grand Prix
A new generation of fans have streamed to F1. Will the Miami GP turn me into one?
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1929 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750: 100 Cars That Matter
The 1929 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 was a road and race car that dominated racing in 1929 and 1930.
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1963 Aston Martin DB5: 100 Cars That Matter
The 1963 Aston Martin DB5 was a strikingly beautiful and powerful car, but it earned its place in history with a starring role in several James Bond films.
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Detailing your car encompasses cleaning it with a clay bar, buffing and correcting the clear coat, then polishing it to make it shine like new.
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“The Blues Brothers”: An icon of vehicular mayhem turns 40
After 40 years, "The Blues Brothers" endures as a socially conscious comedy enhanced by joyous automotive destruction.
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Movie magic: 5 great car chase scenes and why they endure
Film critic Dann Gire and movie historian Raymond Benson pick their top car chase scenes and explain what makes them great.
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See the supercars that never made it out of Vector’s design studio
Obscure American supercar maker Vector Aeromotive planned three supercars in the 1990s that never came to be.
Joel Feder -
1992 Acura Integra GS-R: 100 Cars That Matter
The 1992 Acura Integra GS-R fulfilled the fledgling automaker's performance mission and introduced buyers to accessible power at high revs.
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Sasha Selipanov joined the legendary automaker last year and recently unveiled the Koenigsegg Gemera, the first four-door "mega-GT"
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10 features that make you and your new car faster
Want your car to go faster? Choose these performance features when it's time to buy.
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“Faster”: How author Neal Bascomb wrote the underdog racing story of the century
We interview Neal Bascomb, author of "Faster," which tells the story of a Jewish driver who took on the Nazi machine backed by an American woman.
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What it’s like to win a new car during “The Price Is Right” Dream Car Week
TV’s most popular game show doesn’t just give away the small stuff. We went on set to find out how it’s been the best car show on TV since 1972.
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1990 Acura NSX: 100 Cars That Matter
The original Acura NSX proved supercars could be livable and reliable.
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Catch my drift: Porsche’s Ice Force Pro driving school graduates snow PhDs
Porsche’s next-level ice-driving and drifting academy takes owners for the slide of their lives.
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The Bugatti Type 35C put the brand on the map as a powerhouse in racing.
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2005 Bugatti Veyron: 100 Cars That Matter
The 2005 Bugatti Veyron set the course for a revived Bugatti, a course that included big power and world speed records.
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Bullitt's Broadway Revisited: The two worlds for the iconic Ford Mustang and San Francisco
We revisit the Broadway from Bullitt to see how the neighborhoods and area around the iconic movie has changed.
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Ford Mustang iconology: Pony car's ups and downs
The Ford Mustang might be the ultimate automotive success story. Born from humble beginnings, the Ford Mustang is an enduring icon that has had its share of ups and downs. Today’s Mustang channels its heritage like never before, with retro-inspired trim packages that hark back through the...
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Terlingua, Texas: Where Carroll Shelby’s rat pack let their Mustangs run wild
TERLINGUA, Texas—On a scalding May afternoon, it’s not easy to see how Carroll Shelby saw dollar signs between the stubby cacti nestled among the yellow rocks. Summer arrives earlier in West Texas than anywhere else in the U.S. The sun beats down on my bright red Ford Mustang GT’s...
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At Portland’s Cars & Coffee, the Ford Mustang still means America
At a gas stop at a Chevron in Lakehead, California, I stop in the middle of the candy aisle to read email. “Hey! Why does your license plate say DIE?” The voice from the front of the store asks. He says it again, then again, before I realize he’s talking to me. “It...
Joel Feder