Military vehicles being a bit of a specialist thing when it comes to ownership shouldn't put you off having something with ...

Be they trundling through the mud of Western Europe, kicking up dust on the plains of North Africa or forging a path through the snow of the Eastern Front; the tank defined the war on land between ...

Ford manufactured 1,690 M4A3 Sherman tanks, each with a 4-cycle, 8-cylinder V8 inside that propelled the 68,000 pound vehicle at speeds up to 26 miles per hour.

Extraordinary numbers of Sherman tanks were created over the course of World War II. 6,281 M4A1s were built alone, and development of the broader family in the quantities needed would require more ...

In it, Sherman details how they worked with Honda to get the car and an extra 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine. Looking back at the project, he laughs at the ease with which Honda came on board.

Under the Hood, this particular M4A2 Sherman tank housed two Detroit 6-71 two-stroke inline Diesel engines, which made a total output of 375 horsepower. The 65,476 lbs Sherman would use those engines ...

Serviceability is key. Deboss Garage ‘s latest YouTube video that features the L500 pulling a Sherman tank around the lot has a lot of people talking.

Harold Kihn drives his restored Sherman tank at the Western Minnesota Steamthresher's Reunion in Rollag, Minnesota, on Thursday, Aug. 31. The tank is part of the salute to military veterans.

In 1939, the U.S. tank arsenal mostly comprised the 12-ton M2A4 light tank, half the weight of the new German Panzer IV and the Soviet T-34 medium tanks.

Read Part 1: How an Auto Giant Got Ready for War In February 1942, Fisher Body completely stopped making auto bodies and began assembling the famous M-4 "Sherman" tank in its No. 1 plant in Flint ...

That tank was the legendary M4 Sherman, the most widely-used medium tank by the U.S. Army and Allied Forces during World War II. But, before it powered Shermans, the GAA V8 started life with four ...

Close to 49,500 Sherman tanks were mass-produced in U.S. factories supplying not just our Army, but the armed forces of all the Allies arrayed against Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan.