Thom Taylor

What we need in 2024 is a wild looking off-roader, like the Callum Sky, a concept already being tested in Europe. Ian Callum is a world-renowned designer, making the Sky a truely stylish and unique offering.

The license plate on this Kia Rio is obviously fake. But it points to a growing problem over how we register cars, license plates, and how technology makes it so easy to fake both.

With the official debut of the 2024 Toyota Tacoma, how does it compare to the midsize Toyota truck the rest of the world gets, the HiLux? Here's what we found.

The increase in 4x4 rescues in the Rocky Mountains is causing a strain on rescue services, the funds to provide them, and taking away from actual emergency rescues. Here's what's going on.

BMW really did make a pickup truck in the 1960s it called the Farmobil. With lots of BMW parts and a manual transmission from Porsche, it was a rugged agricultural truck we'll tell you all about.

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From the January 1997 issue of HOT ROD: A refresher course for when you see these mega-Mopars roaming the streets.

The Little Car Company Showcased Five Scaled, Electrified Icons at the International Concours of Elegance St. Moritz

Call it a cyclecar or a microcar, the Suminoe Engineering Works Flying Feather was the right car at the right time for war-ravaged Japan of the 1940s. The driving force behind the car was Yutaka Katayama, now known as the father of the Datsun 240Z and the man who brought Nissan to the United States. However, his imaginative design met with a quick demise after only 200 examples were ever produced. The Flying Feather has become a forgotten car that should be held to much loftier status.

Today, Lola Cars (Lola) announced that it will compete in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship for the GEN4 era, which runs until 2030.