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The classic Jeep look includes a seven-slot grille framed by two headlights. But it hasn't always been so. Why the design stands today starts with World War II.
Read MoreAmerican Pickers has found a ton of cool cars during the course of the show, but this 1950s Isetta might take the cake for coolest small car.
Read More2017 was the last time we saw a new Dodge Viper hit the streets, but rumors are swirling there will be a 2025 Viper. However, don't get your hopes up.
Read MoreAn intriguing belly tank car was found during the fifth season of the History Channel's "American Pickers," but what happened to the vehicle after the show?
Read MoreYou might want to think twice about using winter tires all year long, as the complications and headaches won't be worth the minor convenience.
Read MoreAston Martin is mostly known for its luxury cars, but in more recent years, the company has also dipped its toes into the realm of high-end motorcycles.
Read MoreMany know the name Porsche, but have you heard of the Porsche Slantnose? Here's a closer look at this iconic car and what one goes for at auction today.
Read MoreThe original Batmobile from the 1966 series was featured on an episode of “American Pickers” in 2013. Here’s what happened to it after that episode.
Read MorePontiac never actually called them "snowflake wheels," but they were popular anyway, in a variety of colors often inspired by the special models that had them.
Read MoreThe Chevrolet Corvair ushered a host of innovations into the American automotive tale, but ended up as a scapegoat for a host of safety failures.
Read MoreThe first ever automotive Easter egg is attributed to Jeep and a car designer named Michael Santoro.
Read MoreThe Toyota Land Cruiser is an instantly recognizable classic vehicle, but fans may be confused to learn it was originally called a Jeep. Here's why.
Read MoreThe movie “The Car” from the late ‘70s has become a cult classic. Here is the type of car that was used in the film and what happened to it.
Read MoreIf you've ever wondered why all Koenigsegg cars have a spooky little phantom logo on the hood, here's why.
Read MoreThere have been lots of twists and turns in Alfa Romeo's century-long saga. Now under recently changed ownership, it continues to struggle in the U.S.
Read MoreAerosmith's old touring van was discovered by Mike and Frank on "American Pickers," but what happened to the piece of rock n' roll history afterwards?
Read MoreThe Ecto-1 is legendary, but here's what it was made of and where it wound up after Ghostbusters filmed.
Read MoreThe history and origin of the Jeep name is longer, less certain, and more complicated than you might have expected.
Read MoreThe iconic DeLorean is a dream car thanks to its bizarre backstory and pop culture prominence, but the iconic vehicle suffered a surprisingly low production.
Read MoreThe Dodge Deora was one of the coolest custom cars ever created, and its futuristic look translated perfectly into Hot Wheels' car design.
Read MorePontiac has had its day on the silver screen with some pretty big stars in the form of iconic vehicles.
Read MoreIf you’re not familiar with Ural Motorcycles, they’ve been around for several decades. We answer the common question whether Urals are copies of BMWs.
Read MoreThe C-130 military transport plane is a behemoth in the skies, capable of carrying all manner of supplies and personnel anywhere you need it.
Read MoreMany enthusiasts have heard of Ural motorcycles, but few may know the long history behind the company, who owns it now, and where the bikes are made.
Read MoreConcept cars are meant to be wild, wacky creations, but these from Dodge are so off-the-wall we're glad they never made it to mass production.
Read MoreWhen Harley-Davidson started out in the early 20th century, it didn't have any logo at all. Since then, it's had dozens. Here are the most iconic.
Read MoreHow do you get a car to be light enough to win its races? In 1963, the answer Pontiac found was: Strip it down, then make holes like it's Swiss cheese.
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