Explore the quirky history of the Horsey Horseless and its surprising connection to the Dodge Charger Daytona EV.

Friends With Classic Cars recently brought the community together to host a show focusing on vintage cars and horse carriages in the rebuilding of the Brightmoor neighborhood in Detroit.

On March 24, 1898, Robert Allison of Port Carbon, Pennsylvania bought a Winton Horseless Carriage. It was the first time an American-built car sold in the U.S. On March 24, 1898 Robert Allison of Port ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- An electric horseless carriage is ready to make its Philadelphia debut on the Fourth of July. The new e-carriage will be featured in the city's July 4th parade Tuesday. It's a ...

McCollister’s Global Services announced Sept. 1 that it acquired fellow Garden State company Horseless Carriage Carriers Inc., a national enclosed vehicle, shipping and storage service. A ...

Read full article: Ann Arbor recycling facility fire sends worker to hospital Front entrance of Roseville High School (RHS). Read full article: 💡 Turn off the lights. Mayflies are making their annual ...

The first “cars” were patented 132 years ago, and their owners had to somehow drive them down the road without autonomous technology, ABS, or even satellite radio. Since then, there have been billions ...

Several horseless carriages will be on local roads this week, but people will be able to take a closer look at a couple of stops: Today, the group will be at the Clark County Historical Museum, 1511 ...

Many of us take especial delight in items that document how people of earlier times severely misjudged their futures, either holding expectations of a vastly improved world that proved to be ...

An animal advocacy group advocates for a horseless carriage to replace horses. April 17, 2014— -- As New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio tries to ban horse-drawn carriages in the city, an animal ...

There is an easy way to tell when technology really makes an impact: We do not know how to think about what we have. Our confusion shows up in the language we find to describe this new thing. As a ...