Joe Capraro

By Joe Capraro Automakers have consistently relied on racing-inspired developments to enhance the performance, efficiency, and marketability of their consumer-market cars.

By Joe Capraro The 1970s were a high time for motorcycles, their fans, and manufacturers.

By Joe Capraro Yamaha's origins reach back to 1887, when founder Torakusu Yamaha repaired an elementary school's pipe organ.

By Joe Capraro The Jeep brand dates back to the years after World War II , when Willys Overland's troop and light gear carrier evolved into the CJ line of rugged small SUVs.

By Joe Capraro Harley-Davidson has made some remarkable production motorcycles in its century-plus in business.

The fighter jet is an iconic aspect of the military, thanks to movies and television. These five stand out from the pack as some of the best-looking jets.

Harley Davidson once had a secret motorcycle project, called the Nova, that was powered by a V-4. But the vehicle never made its intended splash.

By Joe Capraro Volkswagen The Los Angeles Auto Show kicks into gear this weekend and runs through December 1.

By Joe Capraro Cars, trucks, and SUVs inspire strong opinions. The Chevrolet Corvette and Ford Mustang are among models with the

No-one wants water, mud, and other road detritus bouncing up into their car's engine compartment, and the splash shield prevents it.