Tariff woes, praise for Trump from unlikely quarters, and an expensive shakeup in racing. It's all happening in The Morning Shift this merry Monday.

Speed limiters are controversial, but a new bill seems likely to make them a fact of life for those caught driving dangerously.

It's not every day that you get to be up close and personal with a legendary car like the Lamborghini LM002, but I'm currently in Italy to drive one.

You never want to see white smoke coming from your exhaust. However, if it does happen, it's a good idea to get the problem taken care of as soon as possible.

This design uses two colors, Lunar White and Nebula Blue, and put together they make one of the most beautiful motorcycles I've ever seen.

Is the path to automotive nirvana to ignore the usual mods, and follow your heart's (ridiculous) desires?

Very fast, very expensive, and very rare, this stunning Nevera is probably not going to end up as someone's daily driver (though maybe it should).

Many regard RUF models as just some tuned versions of Porsches, but those powerful engineering perfections are beyond this thought, here’s why.

How did this city become synonymous with the British car industry?

The TVR Wedge family is an iconic, indispensable part of the British automotive history and the 450 SEAC turned up the volume to eleven, here’s how.

After designing the Mercedes-Benz 300SL's famous gullwing doors, German industrial engineer Hans Trippel displayed the prototype of the Amphicar at the 1961 New York Auto show.

How did this little car mobilize the Italian motor industry?

Venturi Automobiles is a lesser known brand that has made exciting and engaging GT cars over the years. Here's a few of them and how they came to be.

Love it or hate it, it’s the Austin Allegro

The 1949 Buick King Ranch El Kineño was a factory built ranch cruiser for a 7 term Texas congressman with one of the world’s best known cattle ranches