A name can turn metal into myth. In Germany, “Mustang” belonged to Krupp—so Ford’s pony car crossed the Rhine incognito as the T-5. The galloping horse stayed; the word vanished. That’s how legends ...

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Every superhero needs an origin story, and the Golden Age League of Legends all had humble beginnings en route to iconic muscle car champions.

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Zodiac Maritime, the UK’s largest shipowner, has closed the book on a $1bn expansion project with the delivery of a 10-ship series into long-term contracts. Zodiac was an early mover in what turned ...

A rare car project was secured through one of the most unusual trade deals yet. This video explains the exchange, details the condition of the car involved, and highlights what makes the deal so ...

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Pontiac didn’t tiptoe into the muscle era; it kicked the door off the hinges with the GTO, then sharpened the blade for 1965. New stacked headlights, crisper lines, the same delinquent heartbeat. The ...

This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. Developer Harvey Hernandez is building Revault Miami, a luxury car condo project with an indoor padel club in Miami’s Little River. Newgard Development Group ...

Carpinteria’s youth bridges positivity through art as the Lynda Fairly Carpinteria Arts Center once again held its 13th annual Teen Mural Project and Collaborative Mural Painting this summer for local ...

The Atlanta Beltline turned a mostly derelict 22-mile loop around the city into a wildly popular — and profitable — urban park. It also contributed to displacing longtime residents. By Jane Margolies ...