Derived from GM's Motorama, the word "Motoramic" came from the ad wizards at Chevrolet in 1954 to describe their '55 models. Motoramic—fresh, bold, fast, fun, and just a bit nostalgic—covers the world of cars and the people driven by them.

Rick Cavallaro seemingly cheated the laws of physics by building a wind-powered vehicle that traveled close to three times faster than the wind itself.

Ralph Lauren’s $40 million Bugatti wins top prize at Concorso d’Eleganza, the world's most exclusive car show where entries are limited to a field of 50.

Automakers are adding more features to their lowliest trim levels to entice shoppers, even if some are stuck in the stone ages before the USB port became a necessity.