Concept cars live a funny life. Many of them get made on paper, literally drawn out and sketched. Some of those napkin designs make it to a larger drawing pad to refine details and lock down a thesis.

Big kids with one leg in the 1980s may remember a radio-controlled toy car from Tamiya called the Wild One. The UK's Little Car Company is now re-releasing it, but as a drivable electric replica ...

Tamiya has a special place in the heart of ’80s kids, who would assemble their own off-road RC buggies and race them in the dirt. Those same ’80s kids are now old enough to buy real project cars, so a ...

The two-seater hearkens back to California dune buggies like the Meyers Manx that cruised beaches in the '60s and '70s. They often had a VW Beetle chassis, a flat-four engine in the rear, and ...

Cars are great when you're sticking to the road, but when it comes time to journey off the beaten path or onto the beach, nothing drives quite like a buggy. Now, with the advent of electric buggies, ...

Originally created in 1964 by Bruce Meyers, the Volkswagen-based Meyers Manx dune buggy is one of the most iconic vehicles to grace this earth. Over the years there have been many official iterations ...

Update: As if to confirm rumors that it is considering building a new electric beach buggy, Volkswagen included the sketch in this lead photo on its corporate Christmas card, sent to various ...

It seems that beach buggies are slowly getting back into fashion in the electric era. Following the return of the Meyers Manx and the Mini Moke, there is a new kid on the block coming from the ...

Out of all the events I had the pleasure of attending at Monterey Car Week and Pebble Beach – a week filled with priceless classics, stunning hypercars, and the sort of rarities that give automotive ...

The Dune Buggy is arguably one of the most iconic vehicles of the 20th Century. But in spite of its notoriety, plenty of confusion still swirls around about it, with people assuming that it’s a ...