The Dodge Power Wagon didn’t just invent the off-road pickup, it defined it. Every modern trail-ready truck, from the Ram TRX ...

For the 1957 season, the Blue Oval decided upon a supercharged 312 Y-Block V8, which would come to be known as the F-Code, on ...

Not all land yachts are Cadillacs -- here are the standout giants from rival brands that pack comfort, luxury, torque, and even straight line performance.

A lot of people don’t know that the first-gen Chevy Colorado was sold with a five-cylinder engine. Nicknamed the Vortec 3500, it’s a member of the Atlas engine family that also includes inline four- ...

Introduced in 1955, the Chevrolet Tri-Five was a big hit. Featuring Chevy's first V8 engine in decades and a variety of body styles and trims, it sold nearly five million units over three model years ...

Chevy's Vega was one of the best-looking and least reliable small cars of the 1970s, making today's Nice Price or No Dice wagon a laudable survivor. Let's see if its price survives our poll. Voltaire, ...

Station wagons used to represent the pinnacle of uncool family cars, but now they’re fondly remembered as a relic in the history of American cars. Perhaps one of the best representations of a 1980s ...

View post: Volvo Announces the “Bittersweet” End of its Only Wagon Everyone wants to know what the next hot, affordable EV is. Electrified auto segments are all hurting for affordable models, and as ...

The highly popular Tri-Five went into the history books in 1957, clearing the path for a brand-new generation of Chevrolets. The heavily redesigned 1958 Chevy introduced several new nameplates, ...

This article is presented as a public service for Baby Boomers contemplating spending crazy money to acquire rolling touchstones of their youth. Read it and bask in the affirmation that you are not ...

No vehicle class has been more affected by the rise of the SUV than the station wagon. Once a fixture of American roads, the body style was dealt a serious blow by the introduction of the mini-van in ...