Author name: Alam Rahman

Few cars have ever felt as different as the Citroën DS and its more exotic sibling, the SM. When the DS arrived in 1955, it did not just look futuristic, it drove like nothing else on the road. The SM, launched in 1970, took that radical philosophy and blended it with grand touring performance. Together,

Some off-road builds begin with a flawless showroom truck and end with the first scratch feeling like a tragedy. This one started with intent. Dune bashing in the desert with my buddy Ari’s 2018 Toyota Tundra shows how the smartest builds are often the most thought through from the very beginning. Why a Salvage Truck

Every Porsche story has a beginning. Some start with a 911, others with something faster, louder, or more expensive. Mine began with a car many people overlook. A modest Porsche 914 with a 1.7 engine, bought not for prestige or performance, but for curiosity. What I discovered was something far more meaningful. Character, purity, and

Some cars feel engineered for a decade. Others feel engineered for generations. The Mercedes-Benz W124 CE coupe falls firmly into the second category. Built during an era when Mercedes-Benz placed durability, refinement, and engineering excellence above all else, the W124 coupe represents one of the purest expressions of German automotive design. Even today, it remains

When most people picture rally cars from the late 1970s and early 1980s, they imagine compact machines built for agility. Lightweight coupes and small sedans dominated rally stages across Europe. The idea of a large luxury Mercedes coupe sliding through gravel and desert stages sounded almost absurd. Yet for a brief period, Mercedes-Benz entered rally

When Volkswagen unveiled the ID Buzz, it seemed like the perfect idea. A modern electric reinterpretation of the beloved Volkswagen Type 2, complete with retro styling and a futuristic electric platform. It promised nostalgia, sustainability, and practicality all wrapped into one vehicle. For many enthusiasts and industry watchers, the formula looked unbeatable. Yet despite the