When you hear the name Honda, you probably picture sleek cars or rugged motorcycles.
But Honda’s innovation goes much further. Think jet aircraft, cutting-edge robotics, and power equipment like generators and lawnmowers.
The company’s ambitious spirit has led them to develop products such as the ASIMO robot and the advanced HondaJet.
From your backyard to the skies, Honda’s reach is vast and surprising—challenging everything you thought you knew about this iconic brand.
Modern life can be overwhelming, but automakers are revolutionizing the commute with advanced soundproofing technologies.
Today’s ultra-quiet cabins have transformed the once-noisy drive into a sanctuary, letting drivers tune out the chaos and embrace stillness on the road.
By integrating acoustic glass, dense insulation, and active noise cancellation, these vehicles provide unmatched serenity—making every journey feel like a personal retreat.
This article explores 20 standout vehicles that make the daily drive refreshingly peaceful, proving that tranquility is just an ignition away.
The world of adventure vehicles is transforming, as rugged hybrids now bring together off-road muscle and eco-friendly technology.
This year’s latest models offer drivers the thrill of tackling challenging trails—without burning through a tank of gas on every outing.
From rocky switchbacks to scenic byways, these innovative hybrids prove you can have robust power and responsible efficiency in a single, bold package.
Ready to meet the top 20 hybrids that are changing the way we roam? Let’s hit the trail.
Car enthusiasts and savvy collectors are increasingly turning their attention to affordable used cars as the next wave of collectible classics.
With prices of traditional classics soaring, a new generation of vehicles—many still priced under $10,000—are gaining attention for their unique blend of style, performance, and nostalgia.
These overlooked gems offer the thrill of ownership, the potential for appreciation, and the joy of the open road, all without breaking the bank.
As more drivers seek cars that evoke memories and stand out from the crowd, the hunt for tomorrow’s collectibles has never been more exciting.
The overlanding movement has exploded in recent years, as outdoor enthusiasts and weekend warriors alike seek vehicles capable of handling both daily life and rugged backcountry trips. No longer is serious off-road adventure limited to custom builds or expensive modifications. Automakers have responded to this demand by offering pickups that come factory-prepped with features like skid plates, all-terrain tires, and sophisticated suspension systems. These trucks are ready for adventure straight off the lot, making it easier than ever to hit the road—or the trail—at a moment’s notice.
In an age where automatic transmissions and electric vehicles dominate showrooms, the traditional manual gearbox is rapidly becoming an endangered species. Yet, for enthusiasts, the tactile joy of rowing through gears remains unmatched.
These rare, steadfast models represent more than just nostalgia—they embody a pure, connected driving experience that simply can’t be replicated by paddles or push-buttons.
As the automotive landscape shifts, these stick-shift survivors stand as a testament to driving passion, making them all the more noteworthy in today’s world.
Vintage cars have always sparked a sense of wonder and longing—a reminder of bold designs, chrome details, and simpler driving pleasures. Today, automakers are reviving classic looks by blending nostalgia with state-of-the-art engineering.
This modern retro trend delivers the best of both worlds: the soul and style of yesteryear with the safety, efficiency, and reliability of present-day technology.
For enthusiasts and newcomers alike, these new retro-styled cars promise all the charm without the rust, setting the perfect stage for a new era of timeless driving enjoyment.
The good news just keeps on coming! Just like Audi paring back its EV initiative, word has it that BMW appears to be steadfast in maintaining the manual transmission.
According to Car and Driver, Sylvia Neubauer, Vice President of Customer, Brand, and Sales for BMW’s M sub-brand, was chatting with BMW Blog and indicated its engineers will always try to offer manual transmissions in upcoming models. “I think BMW will always be very creative. We can always think about it [M car with a manual transmission]. BMW M is a rather entrepreneurial company of very passionate M guys. So if our engineers can make it happen, I think they will always try to do so.”

This echoes similar sentiments made previously by other Bimmer executives. However, if changing course with the direction of future electrification is any indication, then it would be safe to assume that no sentiment is cast in stone.
So, what if you (like some of us) want a manual transmission for more pedestrian models? Manual transmissions shouldn’t have to be a luxury item, after all! This point hasn’t been addressed, though Neubauer adds, “For the current model lineup, we always have ideas in mind to bring more manuals into certain markets in a certain quantity because we know that there are manual transmission lovers out there. Yes, we will keep you happy.”

When it comes to M cars, the M3 is the most famous and prolific. The next-gen version may offer both ICE and an electric equivalent (the latter without a manual available, no doubt).
These adorable little vehicles you see before you are currently listed for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. They appear to be microcars from all over the world. Can you identify them?
Post your answers in the Comments section below. Bonus points if you can tell us the country of origin. When you are declared the winner, you can use those points to tell the whole Internet, and you can count on us to help you amplify it!
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Featured on AutoHunter is this 1967 Cadillac DeVille Convertible, which was restored in 2022 and is powered by a rebuilt 429ci V8 connected to a Turbo Hydra-Matic three-speed automatic transmission. Finished in Sable Black with a black power convertible top over a reupholstered black vinyl interior, this Cadillac drop-top is now offered by the seller in Nevada with documentation and a clear title.

In 2000, the body of this DeVille was repainted in its original color of Sable Black. Exterior features include a chrome front bumper and matching trim, driver-side mirror, rear fender skirts, and single exhaust outlet. A power-operated black soft top covers the passenger compartment.

This Cadillac’s big body floats down the road on a set of 15-inch wheels equipped with Cadillac wheel covers and 235/75 Nexen N’Priz AH5 whitewall tires.

Both rows of seats have been reupholstered with black vinyl. Features include power windows, tilt steering column with automatic shifter, power steering, aftermarket AM/FM/Bluetooth radio, and first-row center armrest.

Instrumentation consists of a 120-mph speedometer, clock, and gauges for the temperature and fuel level. The odometer shows 29,186 miles, but the title for this vehicle indicates it’s mileage-exempt.

At the factory, this DeVille’s four-barrel 429ci V8 was rated at 340 horsepower and 480 lb-ft of torque; in 2017, it was rebuilt. That big V8 channels its output to the road through a Turbo Hydra-Matic three-speed automatic transmission via the rear wheels.

An independent front suspension and a four-link rear end carry passengers down the road; power drum brakes bring them to a stop.

If you want to be the next owner of this 1967 Cadillac DeVille Convertible, step on the gas and bid on it now. The auction for this classic open-air cruiser ends on Monday, July 7, 2025, at 11:45 a.m. (PDT).
Visit the AutoHunter listing for more information and a photo gallery



