With Tesla, Windrose, and BYD entering the U.S. market, the traditional hooded truck faces a challenge from the past. Is the ...

Wraparound windshields were popular on American cars in the 1950s, but they died out due to safety and temperature issues.

Driving isn't always the most convenient or time-efficient way to get to your destination. At least that's what Amtrak is claiming in its latest ad, which looks suspiciously like a car commercial. The ...

And that nostalgia has less to do with the car itself and more to do with all of the experiences one has driving through life. I’ll be that if you picked up your first ride in the 1960s, at least one ...

HICKORY CORNERS, Mich. — The Gilmore Car Museum is stepping back into time with a new exhibit featuring vehicles from the 1950s and 1960s. Beginning Saturday and continuing for the next year, the ...

A 1960s racing icon returns with a V8, modern materials, and performance that rivals EVs – just don’t expect it to be quiet about it. Lola Cars reintroduces the T70S and T70S GT as modern ...

Before social media, before YouTube pre-roll ads, and before algorithms decided what you were supposed to want, there was the full-page magazine advertisement. During the 1960s, car advertising was ...

While the social climate was tumultuous and the economic landscape even more fragile, if you grew up in the 1960s, you likely have certain personality traits that are exceedingly rare today. Even ...

Is this the worst commercial in history? Or the best? You watch, you decide. A kid has one of those Big Mouth Billy bass fish mounted on a plaque. It sings, “Take Me to the River.” The kid thinks the ...

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Super Bowl 60 wasn't the most thrilling game in NFL history, but at least the commercial breaks provided some entertainment as the Seattle Seahawks hammered the New England Patriots, 29-13. Like every ...

Long gone are the days when the ad spaces during the Super Bowl were dominated by car commercials. In fact, this year’s big game likely won’t see more than five—and two of those will be from Toyota.