WITH a cruising speed of 55mph, this wooden car is a carpentry project with a difference. Created by Romanian Peter Szabo, the vehicle took more than 4,500 hours to build over three years and cost ...

I’ve wanted to design and build my own car since I was a kid ... I wanted to take building materials—things like wood and glue—and do something with it no one else has.

but these days you're more likely to find a wood car in a toy box than a garage. Not so the "Splinter," a high-performance sports car that a team led by Joe Harmon has spent five years creating.

Borrowing methods used by boatbuilders, creator Friend Wood crafted this sleek and beautiful ... "It included a time when he took the car up to speed on level ground, engaged neutral, and turned ...

The automaker famous for its old-looking, old-acting, but otherwise modern sports cars gained regulatory approval ... is made of hand-assembled ash wood framing, and that you can order it with ...

It can accelerate up to 80 km/h — not nearly fast enough for highway driving, but at $44,000, the car is a steal. Still, we can’t help but wonder how long it would take before some pranksters ...

He also added an Italian Nardi wooden sports car steering wheel." Underneath, the stock chassis was unmodified, except for the factory springs; the front coils were cut 2 inches and the rear leaf ...

The car called Splinter is expected to hit the road later this year at a price yet to be decided London: Students at North Carolina State University have unveiled a wooden sports car, which can ...

Back in 2016, Morgan announced that it would finally be able to sell its four-wheel cars in the US once again. The small UK automaker was able to receive an exemption courtesy of the Low Volume ...

But it all started from an asbestos-roofed wooden shed in the rural village ... He decided Auto should cover Formula 1, sports prototypes and touring cars—no one stopped him!

Wood started building the car by memory, but the deeper he got into ... Be sure to catch Bruce Martin's Honda IndyCar Report on RACEDAY on FOX Sports Radio every Sunday from 6-8 a.m. ET.