Brendan McAleer
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 59
- Latest publication
- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Car and Driver
- Top 10K sites
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- Jul 4, 2026
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This 1967 Mustang on Bring a Trailer Has Gone the Distance (opens the original)
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The reason the Ford Mustang has established such a huge fan base over its more than five decades of history isn’t just about performance. Sure, the current GTD grabs headlines and has enthusiasts salivating, but more ordinary Mustangs became special because they were part of people’s everyday lives. You bought one, took care of it, and over the miles it wrote its own tale. Have we got a Stang story for you from over at Bring a Trailer (which, like Car and Driver, is part of Hearst Autos). It's a
This Tiny Car Launched Honda in America (opens the original)
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All through the 1960s, Honda grew in popularity as a well-recognized brand in the U.S. It was such a byword for cheerful two-wheeled transportation that, back in 1964, the Beach Boys even released a song about how much fun riding a Honda was. But across the Pacific, Soichiro Honda had big plans to go from two wheels to four. An example of the first Honda car to hit the U.S. market, this bright yellow 1971 Honda N600 sedan just popped up on Bring a Trailer (which, like Car and Driver, is part of
This Lowered Chevy Silverado 1500 Is a 675-HP V-8 Street Truck That’ll Please El Camino Fans (opens the original)
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Established nearly 50 years ago, Fox Factory has established itself as a billion-dollar company with expertise in everything from mountain bikes to trophy trucks. For the most part, Fox builds parts to help its customers land safely after taking flight over a suitably tempting hill of dirt or sand dune. However, as observed by rapper Flo Rida, sometimes a Fox likes to get low. Such is the case with the new Lowered Chevrolet Silverado Black Widow SR, which is exactly what it says it is. Similar t
Patent Suggests the Tesla Roadster Might Get a Clever Rear Wing (opens the original)
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With Tesla set to debut its second-generation Roadster at the SpaceX test site in Texas at the beginning of October, a recently published patent with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) reveals something of a spoiler alert. No, not a leak of specifications or cost, an actual vehicle spoiler. Or, more properly, an active aerodynamic wing. Technically speaking, a spoiler manages airflow for aerodynamic advantage, while a wing—like that on the back of a 911 GT3—actually generates
Brabus Turned the G-Wagen into an Outrageous 800-HP Convertible (opens the original)
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In factory form, the AMG versions of the Mercedes Geländewagen are not exactly transportation for meek types who like to avoid the spotlight. Sure, the G has the powertrain to climb mountains, but it’s possibly even better at the social type of climbing, rolling up to the valet with a woofle of authoritative V-8. Like a bodyguard with an earpiece, it’s big, blocky, and imposing, and it lets the world know that a VIP just showed up. Of course, if some is good, then more must be better, right? Tha
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