Car Culture & Entertainment

Burt Reynolds’ 1977 ‘Smokey and the Bandit’ Trans Am Fetches $450K

A replica 1977 Smokey and the Bandit Pontiac Trans Am owned by Burt Reynolds sold at auction for $450,000. According to auctioneer Julien’s Auctions, the car was used to promote the film but never actually appeared in the movie. It was given to Reynolds afterward. The Trans Am features a 6.6L, 400-cubic-inch V8 with a four-barrel

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Gearhead Gift Guide (Part 2): Great Gift Ideas for Mopar Fans

Like the rarity of a 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird or a 1968 Dodge HEMI Dart, there is something elusive about the perfect Christmas gift. Especially for guys. Especially for Mopar guys. Why is Dad so impossible to shop for? But deep within the recesses of the Internet lives a magical place whispered about in

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James Bond’s New Aston Martin DB10 in “SPECTRE” Unveiled

Car buffs and James Bond enthusiasts worldwide are buzzing about the automotive star of the new 007 film—SPECTRE. The film’s director Sam Mendes unveiled the new Aston Martin DB10 at a live event at Pinewood Studios in the United Kingdom today. According to CAR Magazine, Aston has confirmed that the DB10 was developed specifically for

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The 9 Biggest Automotive Turkeys Ever?

We’re all about gratitude at OnAllCylinders and we do encourage everyone to count their many blessings today. But we’ll take a respite from all the thankfulness to focus on the other component of this holiday—Turkey Day. And in honor of that alternative moniker, we’re talking turkey today—as in the biggest automotive turkeys ever. None of

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Our Top 10 Automotive YouTube Channels

Do you love watching automotive-oriented videos all day like us? Of course you do. But where’s the best content? As always, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but we have no qualms about giving these 10 automotive YouTube channels our stamp of approval. They’re awesome. And if you don’t already know about them? You’re welcome.

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This Day in History: The Legend of the General Lee is Born

A very happy birthday to the General Lee. OK, so technically the General Lee’s birthday occurred sometime in 1969 since the General was a 1969 Dodge Charger. However, on this day in 1978, a stuntman on the set of The Dukes of Hazzard launched the show’s iconic ’69 Charger off a makeshift dirt ramp, over a

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