Diego Rosenberg

What did Consumer Guide think of 1970s Cadillac models in the used car market? Here's the skinny on the DeVille, Fleetwood, and more.

In preparation for the 2025 SEMA Show, Mopar gives us the first of several sneak peeks, this one being a Dodge Charger.

How did Consumer Guide feel about 1970s Buick models in the used car market? It was a difficult decade, but Buick endured.

It's been a fabulous summer for the Bentley Heritage Collection as a Mark V Corniche, Continental, and 8 Litre toured the show circuit.

Don't give up on Lamborghini just yet—it hasn't gone all EV on us. Rather, it has joined forces with Cayago for the Seabob SE63.

What better way to indoctrinate myself to the world of electric vehicles than to rent a Tesla Model 3 in California?

After our story on a video featuring 1970 Plymouth 'Cudas, we thought we'd explore the world (and quirks) of Barracuda Elastomeric bumpers.

By 1971, the Mercury Cougar was more of a personal luxury car than the typical pony car, yet it was still available with performance options.

I don't know if I'm smart, but it seems the more I read about cars, the more I know about history, the natural world, and popular culture.

Currently listed on AutoHunter is the sportiest of Comets, a 1967 Mercury Cyclone powered by a fuel-injected 4.6-liter V8 with a five-speed.