Nombre del autor:Eric

It’s been almost seven decades since Subaru released its first vehicle into the automotive wilds, and in that time, the Japanese manufacturer has become one of the major players in the world car market. The automaker has long been revered for manufacturing smaller all-wheel-drive vehicles like the Outback, which has been a big seller for Subaru

Stefano Guidi/Getty Images Any longtime fan of animation, collectible toys, or 1980s-era nostalgia knows the series «Transformers.» They’re more than meets the eye, robots in disguise. Over the course of the franchise’s 30-year tenure, one of the most iconic characters is, of course, the leader of the Autobots in their war against the Decepticons, Optimus

Mazda isn’t exactly a brand that springs to mind when talking about speed. However, the Japanese have made some amazing sports cars throughout their history, with a few gaining legendary status. The most fascinating part is that the company has never followed the norm. Mazda’s persistent use of the rotary engine is perhaps the perfect

Game changers only come around in the automotive industry every so often. In some cases, they come in the form of a disruptive brand, meddling in the endeavors of rivals whose names are synonymous within the markets they dominate. Lexus was one of those troublemakers in the late 1980s and early 1990s, punching up multiple