Take a moment to think about the wheel and the rubber tire. Without it, we wouldn’t be able to get about our daily lives and try as they might, engineers have yet to invent something better. It’s not ...

The limousines of 20th-century heads of state don't come up for auction all that often, as such cars tend to be displayed in museums or still belong to government garages. A few are certainly in ...

While altcoins record significant declines, the Zilliqa team has supercharged its community with a key announcement. The ...

"Big" doesn't tell the whole story. "Humongous" is more like it. Everything about this 1985 ZiL 41045 limousine is gargantuan. Its proportions, engine, and story, too. The car was part of the fleet of ...

As the official limousines of the Soviet state, ZiL limousines offered luxuries available to only a select few. This one was reportedly part of the fleet used by Mikhail Gorbachev, and was in service ...

What the hell is ZiL to begin with? Well, it's the acronym of 'Zavod imeni Likhachova', or 'Plant named for Likhachov', an automobile, truck, military vehicle and heavy equipment manufacturer based in ...

Some of you reading this may have been around long enough to remember the end of the Cold War, which came to its official close on December 26th, 1991, when the Soviet Union dissolved. With this ...

The rest, as they say, is history. Vladimir Putin – wrestler of bears, shunner of shirts, human anvil of the common people – apparently never rode in today's 1989 Zil 41052 armored presidential limo, ...