Americans Can Once Again Buy These Weird Wooden Sports Cars. Story by Alexander Stoklosa • 2d. Bust out your tweed jacket, fire up that pipe, and ready your monocles.

Designed to look like a sports car, its X-90 was penned to floor the world. It did just that, but not for the reasons Suzuki desired. The X-90 Was Designed To Establish A New Breed Of SUV ...

10 Weird and Wonderful Cars We’ll Never Get Here. ... affordable sports cars. Perhaps you had one in high school. Most famous, perhaps, were the MGA and MGB models of the 1950s through 1970s.

Still, the 2010s still produced a few strange cars, ... The idea, supposedly, was to create a sports car that took the bones of the regular Mini but made it sharper to drive and more eye-catching.

Americans Can Once Again Buy These Weird Wooden Sports Cars. Bust out your tweed jacket, fire up that pipe, and ready your monocles. Your favorite ash-framed British eccentromobile is back!

The result is that modern sports cars have 600 or 800 horsepower, giant 19-, 20- or 21-inch lightweight alloy wheels that leave barely enough room to stretch the thinnest rubber tire under bulging ...

As a head turner, the 2023 BMW XM is a slam-dunk success. It’s based off of the XM concept car from 2021, and the styling has carried over almost entirely intact, for better or worse.

The car sits low like a sports car, but its drivetrain originally came from a Trailblazer SUV. That meant a 5.3-liter V8 from a family hauler instead of a true performance machine.

A weird thing is happening in the dwindling market for sports cars: These low-slung, tarmac-shredding scalpels are getting jacked up and heading off the twisty paved roads and into the dirt for ...

Only sports car racing can bring so much variety, and the LMDh-LMH convergence has led to a spectacular era that packs the field with memorable cars built by major manufacturers. It is the strange ...

Automakers are stuffing weird gimmicks into their cars and leaning on more outside-the-box designs in an effort to stay ahead of their rivals in the electrification race.