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 ...

What's the coolest wooden car? I'm going with the Speedball Special. Here's what happens when a boat builder from the 1950s gets his hands on four sports-car wheels and a motorcycle engine.

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 ...