Listen to me very carefully; toward the back of your closet, behind your sequin-laden disco getup, next to your moon boots, there is a dirty old turquoise zoot suit. I want you to dust it off and put ...

Mercedes-Benz is trying out a new type of exterior car light in the United States. CNN reports that the German automaker has received approval to use turquoise-colored indicators in its head and tail ...

Mercedes-Benz is the first automaker to gain approval to sell a Level 3 automated driving system in the United States; the first customer-owned S-Class and EQS sedans in California and Nevada equipped ...

Few cars have made such an impact as the Ford Mustang. When this muscle car roared onto the scene in the mid 1960s, it became an instant phenomenon and set industry sales records that far exceeded ...

In brief: Mercedes-Benz has become the first automaker in the US to receive permits allowing the use of turquoise-colored lights on the outside of vehicles to denote an autonomous driving system. Most ...

Mercedes-Benz has received approval to display turquoise, exterior lights that will indicate when a car is driving itself. For now, the carmaker can only use these lights in Nevada and California. In ...

Previous "Back In The Day" stories have presented true tales of '50s and '60s street and strip races, numerous hot Chevys, plus many high performance stories. This month, we tip our hat to millions of ...

While its SS396 and 427-powered brothers were meant for quick sprints down the 1320, the '67 Z/28 was engineered as a long-legged marathon runner of road courses, a special to homologate an engine for ...

The Chevrolet Chevelle debuted in 1963 as the company's first competitor in the emerging midsize market. And while it became GM's bread-and-butter intermediate, it also became a part of the muscle car ...

A colour that was once an incredibly popular sight could vanish from new models as soon as 2026 as over 27% of Brits choose the same shade for their car. A motoring expert has warned that new car ...

For decades disabled people in the UK were offered tiny, three-wheeled, turquoise cars as their main form of transport. They were known as Invacars. Show more For decades disabled people in the UK ...