Andre Nalin

3 weeks ago | guessingheadlights.com | Andre Nalin

Some people fly to their destination. We’d rather drive top down, wind in our hair, and nothing but sky, scenery, and the sound of the engine ahead. When it comes to America’s national parks, the road there can be just as unforgettable as the park itself. These aren’t just scenic drives—they’re the kind of routes that make you wish you’d brought the old convertible or t-top out of the garage.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Andre Nalin

Not every standout car from the 1970s was a muscle-bound icon. The decade was full of design experiments, bold imports, and unusual coupes that still turn heads today. While many models from the era faded into obscurity, some have quietly become collector favorites or nostalgic conversation starters at local car shows. The list below features stylish, quirky, or underappreciated cars from the 1970s, organized by their original model year.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Andre Nalin

For 25 years, a unique piece of automotive history sat forgotten — a 1962 Dodge Lancer Wagon, left to the elements and time. But now, it’s getting a second chance at life thanks to the skilled hands and ambitious vision of the Hagerty Redline Rebuild team. This project isn’t just about restoring an old car; it’s about uncovering the craftsmanship, history, and raw potential hidden beneath layers of dust and rust.

3 weeks ago | guessingheadlights.com | Andre Nalin

Not every car with a 12-cylinder engine came with exotic styling or scissor doors. Some had wood-trimmed dashboards, chrome accents, and understated badges that kept their power well hidden. In fact, some were so subtle that even experienced car lovers might miss what’s under the hood. We’re here to shine a light on the secret 12-cylinder club. This includes both traditional V12s (with two banks of six cylinders) and W12s (four banks of three cylinders, like VW’s unique layout).

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Andre Nalin

We've all been there, standing over the engine of our car, tilting a bottle of washer fluid, only to watch half of it miss the reservoir and splash onto the car. It’s one of those small but frustrating tasks that should be easier. But what if the solution was as simple as turning the bottle sideways? Turns out, it is. Ken Long shares a simple trick on TikTok that will make tasks like refilling your car fluids much less messy.