From the guitar effects pedal company that brought you the Bigsby vibrato in a pitch-bending stompbox comes another typically audacious piece of design, with Gamechanger Audio’s Auto Series presenting ...

The 1950s was an era when pedal cars powered kids' imaginations and Hot Rods, Kidillacs and Austin J40's ruled playtime. Now, an exhibition at the Stamford Museum and Nature Center in Connecticut is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An Austin Pedal Car, one of the most expensive toys you can buy. dpa The Austin J40 Continuation is unique among new cars since ...

A collection of kiddie cars at the local museum and nature center sounds perfect for divorced dads desperate for something to do with the kids. The brochure promises little cars the kids can actually ...

A folding, electric pedal car that you can 3D print at home and can be driven by a seven-year-old. Yes, this kind of vehicle exists and it may very well become the next viral thing for adults and kids ...

Christmas is close enough for all of us to start worrying about what we're gonna get for our loved ones and self. Chances are many of you are already drafting shopping lists and do some budget math.

Remember the old steel pedal cars that dealerships used to sell in the 1960s for $25 as a promotion? I can’t say I do, but I know some of you out there remember. The 1965 Ford Mustang Pedal car was so ...

A lowrider-themed pedal car is the best way to introduce a newborn to the lowrider lifestyle, and for Steven Hernandez, it was not only a gift to his firstborn, but an adventure that would have him ...

It's easy to forget, but pedal cars from the 1950s often imitated fire trucks and other heavy machinery -- they weren't all convertibles. Pedal cars exploded in popularity in the 1950s, when steel ...