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Every manufacturer has a story. Most of them involve ambition, money, engineering brilliance, and at least one catastrophically bad decision. Cars & Code covers the brands — what they’re building, what they’ve abandoned, and what it all actually means for the people buying the cars.
The 1992 Dodge Viper RT/10 was one of the most deliberately dangerous cars ever approved for road use by a major manufacturer. It had no airbags. No ABS. No traction control. Eight litres of V10 engine producing 400 horsepower, side…
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In a week so on-the-nose it could be a satire, the two companies that share the Volvo name…
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Affalterbach is a small town northeast of Stuttgart in Baden-Württemberg. Around 10,000 people live there. It has a…
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There is a particular type of vehicle that car enthusiasts describe as "characterful" when what they actually mean…
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In 1977, a white Lotus Esprit drove off a pier in Sardinia and became a submarine. The sequence…
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This is what happens when an EV strategy goes badly wrong. The Accord turned 50 on 8 May,…
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The Cannonball Run was invented by a man who believed the national speed limit was an affront to…
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