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1 day ago | 
autoevolution.com | Cristian Curmei
21 photosPhoto: Hip CampersWith recent RV trends leaning toward European styling and living, we felt it would be a good idea to travel to a Euro RV show to see how it's done. Well, we found precisely what we were looking for, and the Hip 4Family is that machine.
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2 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Cristian Curmei
For a moment, picture yourself and your family heading out for a day out on the dunes or the literal middle of nowhere, and before long, night has fallen; there's no driving to be done until daylight. With no camper or travel trailer behind you, what's there to do? Well, it's for this very reason and setting that crews like Roofnest exist, and today, we check out their latest overnight and over-the-weekend solution to camping out just about anywhere you can think of.
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2 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Cristian Curmei
39 photosPhoto: DBMotorsports | Bring a Trailer MediaThe world is full of out-there machines, and one that has often caused a stir wherever it's been spotted is none other than a WaterCar. The one and the same has been in the news countless times since 1999, when the brand first launched. This time around, a seller is letting go of their very own Panther model.
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3 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Cristian Curmei
19 photosPhoto: Inspired Cycle EngineeringRecumbent bikes have a reputation for being some of the most comfortable around, but they have limits. So, one team has designed the Full Fat to break those limits and create a different kind of recumbent cycle. Ladies and gents, before us, is the one and only Full Fat off-road recumbent from Ice Trikes, a crew that's actually been on the market for years now, since 1999, and operating out of England.
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3 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Cristian Curmei
22 photosPhoto: classiccarslasvegas | Bring a Trailer MediaWhile I'm no military buff, and it's sure to show in the following article, I know that some of our readers love a good post-WWII piece. So, at the risk of looking like a slight fool, feast your eyes upon this restored and museum-ready 1950 Willys M38. Best of all, it's ready to fly at a whim's notice; it's up for auction and with no reserve.
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3 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Cristian Curmei
18 photosPhoto: CheapRVliving | YouTube ScreenshotMobile living can take all kinds of shapes and forms. From bicycle-drawn tents on cargo trailers to massive motorhomes that tower over everything else on the road, the world has it all. However, every once in a while, we encounter a human that does things differently, and this time around, that human is Kay, using her Smart car as nothing other than an RV in just about every sense of the word you can think of.
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4 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Cristian Curmei
10 photosPhoto: Pennoak | Bring a TrailerIt's not every day that you can purchase a family heirloom owned by one of America's wealthiest families. That heirloom is the 1902 Brewster carriage we have before us, and the family to have owned it is none other than the same responsible for completing the Central Pacific Railroad, the Crockers, forever claiming a place within the Big Four.
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4 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Cristian Curmei
10 photosPhoto: Mountain Trike Just because we have a mobility issue or are born with a physical impairment doesn't mean we can't explore all the magic this life has to offer. One brand that's helping folks explore the greater outdoors is Mountain Trike, a manufacturer of a different kind of vehicle. The ride under our inspection today is nothing more than the eTrike, MT's electrified three-wheeling powerhouse of fun.
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4 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Cristian Curmei
6 photosPhoto: CannondaleThe bicycle has always been subject to the imagination and ever-changing tech, and the modern bicycle is something engineers couldn't have imagined decades ago. That said, we'll be exploring Cannondale's Trail SE 1 hardtail MTB to see what it brings to the cycling table.
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5 days ago | 
autoevolution.com | Cristian Curmei
20 photosPhoto: denniscarpe-0 | Bring a TrailerBack in 1969, America's Cushman, the one and the same responsible for some of the country's oddest usable rides, whipped out something called the Trackster. It was produced until 1975 and was then lost forever. Well, one has popped up, and best of all, it can be yours. At this time, the Cushman Trackster before you is up for grabs at no more than $2,300 (at the time of writing), but it won't stay that way for long.
