Admit it: you probably have a name for your car. You've probably even talked to it like a friend or praised it like a child.

Not every car name has to have a deep layer of meaning. Sometimes carmakers choose names simply because they sound good and fit the overall vibe of the car. Many are completely made up or loosely ...

A kei car isn't going to be the perfect car for everyone, but how can you not at least love the idea? They're tiny, practical, use their space incredibly efficiently, and perhaps most importantly of ...

Dim’s fascination with cars began when he was just six. Born into a family of car enthusiasts and racing drivers, he started learning basic mechanics and driving from an early age. While he loves ...

Car manufacturers often strive to give their models unique names so that they can stand out in a crowded market. These could be as simple as a string of letters and numbers to indicate a model's ...

From the Ford Probe to the Volkswagen Thing, these cars prove that coming up with a memorable name isn't always a good thing.

Animal names for cars invokes power, prowess and, sometimes, cute little balls of fluff. We've since moved away from the animal and nature motifs in car naming and towards alpha-numerical naming ...

Recently we've come to hear of a new supercar from Holland called the Zenvo ST1. Zenvo, being the name of the manufacturer and ST1, the name or model designation of the car. Now whilst the car looks ...

How many people in real life actually name their cars? Like, not just restored classics that you rub with a diaper (like if you have a '57 Chevrolet Bel Air that you've named "Justine"--I get that), ...