You never know what you have until it's gone, and the proliferation of hood scoops on turbocharged cars is a perfect example of that. Looking back in time a decade or two, it was more common for ...

The absence of a hood intake on a Subaru Levorg Layback prototype suggests the WRX’s wagon sibling could be embracing electrification ...

The hood scoop, a key piece of automotive design for the last 70 or so years, does more than just look cool. It helps performance cars, from Subaru WRXs to Ram TRXs, go faster and run cooler. But in ...

Hood scoops have long been associated with high-performance vehicles, designed to enhance engine efficiency by directing cooler air into the engine bay. However, these features can also be found on ...

Back in the olden days, hood scoops were – more often than not – functional. But when it comes to modern vehicles, hood scoops rarely serve a functional purpose. The Ford Motor Company's Bronco Sport ...

Hood scoops have long served as an indicator of increased performance, whether real or perceived. First appearing on production models in the wake of World War ll as sports cars and performance models ...