Kolya Vissarion Sergeyevich
Kolya Vissarion Sergeyevich is a passionate journalist and contributing writer at Cars and Horsepower, where he combines his deep engineering knowledge with a racer’s instinct to deliver incisive reviews and industry analysis. With over a decade of experience testing high-performance vehicles—including track-bred supercars and rugged off-roaders—Kolya brings a uniquely technical yet engaging perspective to every article. His bylines have appeared in leading motoring publications worldwide, and his expertise is frequently sought after by manufacturers and enthusiasts.
Biofuels 101: Your Friendly Guide to How They're Made
Explore our detailed biofuel production process diagram to see how sustainable fuels are made. Learn about feedstock, conversion methods, and how biofuels reduce carbon emissions, offering a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels.
Imagination Goes Full-Scale As Hot Wheels Turns the New CLA Into a Life-Size Toy
Discover the Mercedes-Benz & Hot Wheels CLA art car. Learn how this full-sized die-cast concept bridges toy culture and automotive engineering, plus how to pre-order the 2026 model for your collection.
The Best Time to Buy a New Car, According to Market Data
Discover the best time to buy a car in 2025. Expert insights from Cox Automotive and market leaders reveal why late fall is the ultimate season to save.
The Ultimate Mechanic Tool Set for Car Lovers Who Wrench at Home
From socket sets to OBD2 scanners, explore the ultimate mechanic tool set essentials to keep your car running smoothly and your garage stocked.
Right to Repair: Do You Really Own Your Car If You Can’t Hack Its Software?
The Right to Repair battle heats up: Should drivers be allowed to hack car software, or do ECU locks and DRM mean automakers really own your ride?
Are Cars Just Becoming Giant Smartphones on Wheels?
From OTA updates to app ecosystems, cars mirror smartphones. Explore the benefits, risks, and whether driving passion is being lost in the tech takeover.
The Greatest Lamborghini What-Ifs of All Time
From futuristic experiments to radical prototypes, explore Lamborghini’s most jaw-dropping concept cars that remained legendary but unbuilt.
Internal Combustion Engines Are More Advanced Than EVs – And Here’s Why
While EVs dominate efficiency, internal combustion engines (ICE) remain unmatched in energy density, thermal mastery, and mechanical artistry. Discover why ICE still outperforms EVs where physics matters most.
The 1985 Toyota Celica: The Forgotten Hero Of ‘80s Sport Coupes
The 1985 Toyota Celica GTS was a game-changer—front-wheel-drive, wind-tuned aerodynamics, and bulletproof reliability. Discover why this underrated '80s icon deserves a second look and what a modern Celica revival could bring.
How The Ultra-Rich Evade Capture: The 12 Most Secure Vehicles In Existence
Explore the 12 most secure anti-kidnapping vehicles on Earth—from VR10-armored Land Cruisers to EMP-shielded Rezvani Tanks and AI-driven Tesla escape modes. These machines combine bulletproof armor, evasion tech, and spy-level stealth to outrun threats.
Shadow in the Sky: The F-35 ‘Adir’ And Israel’s War In The Shadows
From deep-strike missions to electronic warfare dominance, explore how Israel's F-35I Adir reshaped airpower in the Iran conflict and redefined modern aerial combat. A full breakdown of its capabilities and strategic impact.
GM’s Secret Plan: How Your Next Car Will Nickel-and-Dime You For Features It Already Has
From pay-per-use horsepower boosts to hidden data sales, GM and other automakers are quietly transforming cars into digital cash cows. Discover the dark side of software-defined vehicles—and how to opt out before it’s too late.