In 1955, Dodge tried to design a car specifically for women but failed to actually take any female opinion to heart. The resulting Dodge La Femme was a flop--and today, it's a rare and expensive artifact of automotive history.

Before the Sportster S, Pan America, or even the V-Rod, Harley-Davidson put a liquid-cooled, high-revving V-twin in its one and only sportbike: the 1994 VR1000. And though it never won a race, the company's liquid-cooled modern motorcycles wouldn't exist without it.

Although it's starting to appreciate in value, the Triumph TR6 is still an affordable classic British convertible sports car--not to mention one of the best examples of the formula. And this 1973 example on Bring a Trailer, though not perfect, is remarkably clean.

In the 1980s, music legend Giorgio Moroder helped fund a mid-engine, American-built V16 supercar designed in part by Marcello Gandini, the same person behind the Lamborghini Countach. That car is Cizeta V16T, and now, Moroder's 1-of-10 car is headed to auction.

For a brief period, Japanese riders could buy a street-legal 250cc sportbike with race-like tech and a 19,000-RPM redline that's higher than many modern F1 cars. That bike is the 1990-1994 Honda CBR250RR 'MC22,' and its shriek can finally be heard in the US.

Roland Sands Designs has made another custom Indian Chief. But it's not based on the 2022 one; instead, it's built on the bones of a vintage Chief. Only beneath its patina-d design is a V-twin straight from a modern Chieftain.

South Africa's Mad Dog Racing wanted to turn a classic Nissan 1400 pickup truck into something special, but also 'something different.' So, the owner stripped it down, installed a custom suspension system, and swapped in a 189-hp, 12,000-RPM Honda CBR1000RR motorcycle engine.

After MV Agusta closed its doors, its former racing manager Arturo Magni started Magni Moto to supply parts and make improved versions of its classic motorcycles. And now, the shop is honoring its late founder with its take on the MV Agusta 750 S: the Magni Italia 01/01.

Once again, Hagerty has complied a list of appreciating collector cars as part of its Bull Market list. But while the 2022 list has some 'usual suspects' like the Ferrari 246 Dino, it also has some unexpected entries, such as the Suzuki Samurai. And it's the first list with an EV: the OG Tesla Roadster.

Often overlooked compared to the CB750, the Honda CB550 is arguably the better-balanced and better-handling motorcycle. It also makes a great candidate for cafe racer builds. And if you want a classic cafe racer that won't break your budget, the 1978 CB550 currently listed on Bring a Trailer is worth looking into.

Redux Leichtbau's Enhanced & Evolved BMW E30 M3 isn't only a take on a hypothetical CSL version. It's a lighter, more powerful, and better-built restomod that improves on the original without losing its spirit. But it certainly isn't cheap.

Even wrapping the Black Shadow's heart in a more refined fiberglass body couldn't help save Vincent. But while the resulting Vincent Black Prince wasn't terribly popular, calling it a "two-wheeled Bentley" isn't mere hyperbole, Jay Leno explains.

The C4 Corvette ZR1, or ZR-1 rather, burst onto the scene in 1990 with Lotus engineering in its unique V8 and adaptive suspension. And while it was extremely expensive for a Corvette, it embarrassed more expensive supercars--and become one in the process.

The Dodge Monaco is one of the forgotten Chrysler classics. Did it ever reach muscle car status? It came close.

If you've ever wanted to own a tastefully-restored and upgraded 1969 Pontiac GTO, Omaze is putting one up for raffle right now. And all proceeds go to benefit MusiCares to support musicians affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The 2021 Honda Trail 125 ABS and its vintage predecessor, the CT90, might be great entry-level off-roaders, but they're not exactly touring adventure bikes. And yet, with some willpower and prep-work, RevZilla's Common Tread team showed that they can tackle even the extremes of Alaska's wilderness.

Today, inverted forks, carbon-fiber body panels, under-seat exhausts, and heavy titanium and magnesium usage are common sights on high-end superbikes and sportbikes. But that's only because the 1992 Honda NR750 introduced them to the road. And even today, no road bike has oval pistons like it.

The original Acura Integra Type R is a true performance legend--but it has a price tag to match. But if you want the same driving experience in a more affordable and obscure package, the JDM 1996 'DB8' Honda Acura Integra Type R currently listed on Bring a Trailer is a solid choice.

No one makes campers out of station wagons. But in 1972, Toyota tried to imagine what such an RV would look like. And the result was the sleek, clamshell-roofed Toyota RV-2 concept.

The 2021 Hot Wheels Legends Tour is over. And the winner--which you'll be able to get in diecast form soon--is a 600-hp British 1969 Volvo P1800 gasser hot rod that can run the 1/4-mile in 10.01 seconds.