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Perhaps when Mt. Rushmore artist and creator Gutzon Borglum chose the four U.S. Presidents to adorn his masterpiece, there were no objections to the selections. But we like to think […]

Diesels have become a prominent player in the American truck landscape. We readily concede that you could create a separate Mt. Rushmore of diesel trucks if you really wanted. That’s not […]

Mt. Rushmore has been a national treasure for almost 75 years. For American truck enthusiasts, the Ford F-Series has been a national treasure nearly as long with the first Ford […]

44. That’s the number of Presidents we’ve had here in the U.S. of A. All are supposedly honored on this Presidents Day. A few have been immortalized on U.S. currency. […]

Here at OnAllCylinders, we’re well known for giving good car advice. We’re not as well known for giving relationship advice. That’s probably a good thing, because OnAllCylinders is not a relationship […]

Some people are walking automotive encyclopedias. They can look at a vehicle and quickly ascertain year, make, model—and probably a billion other facts, too. For others, it doesn’t come quite so easily. […]

Race season seems a long way off here in the Midwest, but this weekend is the beginning of another NHRA Mello Yello Racing Series season. While many of us can’t exactly […]

On this day in 1965, the original Shelby GT350 debuted. The development of the 1965 Shelby GT350, a high performance variant of the Ford Mustang created by Carroll Shelby, is […]

In 1965, Chevrolet began offering the big block Chevy Mark IV—better known as the Rat. This wasn’t Chevy’s initial go-around with big block engines as its Gen. I W-series big blocks […]

It’s not as if Back to the Future, Part II was the film to introduce us to the concept of flying cars. We had the ConvairCar Model 118 in 1947. […]