America's most famous food-themed vehicle was once driven by a little person in a chef's hat named "Little Oscar."

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The sound of your car's signal used to be a product of the technology, but in many modern cars, it's artificially recreated with computers.
The tire company's airless prototype could eliminate the problem of flats and dramatically reduce waste created by damaged and discarded tires.
Those little polka dots circling your windshield might be easy to miss, but they actually serve a few crucial functions.
The popular ride-sharing service is rolling out a feature for premium users that allows passengers to request their driver stop talking.
The new 3D pedestrian crossing outside Brooks Elementary School in Medford, Massachusetts uses an optical illusion to slow down drivers.
If you're going to be traveling around the world, familiarize yourself with these unusual road signs and their meanings before getting behind the wheel.
Maintaining a full gas tank throughout the winter isn't a silly flex—it could actually be one of the smartest moves you make all season with your car.
When 'The Dukes of Hazzard' premiered on January 26, 1979, it was intended to be a temporary patch in CBS’s primetime schedule until 'The Incredible Hulk' returned. It became much, much more.
The car was the serial killer's mobile murder weapon. It was also his undoing.
Back in the near future.
The recall—spurred by exploding airbags—is part of the largest series of recalls in U.S. history.
In 1956, Chrysler introduced a record player that could be mounted under dashboards and promised that it would never skip. Common sense argued otherwise.
Over its decades-long run, the Beetle became one of the most recognizable cars on the road, thanks in part to Disney, hippies, and Ted Bundy.
Since the introduction of the Tesla Roadster in 2008, fans of performance and green technology have flocked to Tesla Motors’ electric cars. Here a few things you may not know about the pricey, innovative rides.