Cars and rock music go together like premium gas and your wallet crying. For decades, musicians have been name-dropping specific makes and models in their songs, turning ordinary vehicles into ...

The rock and blues singer, Chris Rea spent countless hours on the road, and his love of cars and driving was the inspiration ...

Cars and music are woven into the fabric of American culture. Artists have sung about cars and the open road since the early 1900s, and, regardless of genre, cars — and trucks — still serve as musical ...

Artists have often referenced cars in their music, and most of the time, the songs make for great listening while driving. Some songs reference specific car models, while other songs apply car imagery ...

Cars and music have basically been two congruent puzzle pieces since the former was invented. Whether it's people enjoying listening to music in their cars or people making music about cars, it's ...

Brian is a published author who has been writing professionally for a decade in politics and entertainment, but found his calling covering the automotive industry. His love of cars started at an early ...

This weekend launches the unofficial start of summer, and it’s a fine time to contemplate not only the more somber aspects of what Memorial Day represents but also the joy of the coming season.

Toby Keith, never one to let a good cliché lie around unattended, took a pen to the hot-rod-sleigh trope and gave it a sly ...

The Cars are revving up to release some new music by the original band members — all of them. Among the titles are “Just Can’t Stop,” “One by One,” “The Factory,” “Crossing the Line,” “Crazy Over You” ...

If we were to judge The Cars by the success of their singles, it would appear the band hit their peak in the ’80s. But it’s hard to overstate the impact that their self-titled debut album had when it ...