Pop-up headlights can certainly make an impression when a classic vehicle rolls up, but which car actually sported the ...

The Corvette was once a symbol of American progress and industrial might. In the EV age, the car is ripe for reinvention.

Other cars used hydraulics. Same same. 1978 Chevrolet Corvette So why else did pop-up headlights go away? A couple of reasons, but mostly because carmakers figured out ways of making cars just as ...

Ok, hear me out: Pop-up headlights. I refer to that throwback relic of a time when cars were so pointy, the only way you could engineer a headlight to point forward was to mount it on a swivel.

There were so many that I told him I'd rather just look up everything on YouTube when I get home. Turns out, that's pretty common. How Many of These Objects From the ’70s Can You Identify?

Pop-up headlights were considered ... but it’s hard to imagine trend-setters like the 1963 Corvette Sting Ray and the Oldsmobile Toronado without them. And, as with the Countach, the wedge ...

With the base 2026 911 Carrera arriving at an MSRP above even the Corvette Z06, it was time to check the history books.

Betcha haven't seen headlights like these on a GM car. The aviation-inspired design incorporates the "split window" element from the 1963 Corvette Sting Ray, with a structural vertical spine going ...