Dodge is proud of its “Attitude Adjustment” marketing spin for its ambient lighting feature.

Now you can order original auto parts directly from dealers without having to go through the parts counter.

The next generation of ALPR security cameras, like Leonardo’s SignalTrace, can supposedly pick up every wireless signal in your car. But marketing isn’t reality.

Mazda’s former Le Mans racer was involved in a dramatic fire and will not partake in this weekend’s Rolex Motorsports Reunion.

The 6.7-liter turbo diesel is a $12,995 option on its own, and it doesn’t stop there. The Power Wagon can be optioned to more than $100,000 with enough extra equipment.

The four-door Mustang was compared to a Porsche Panamera in design, and is rumored to be dubbed the Mach-4.

The T616 also helped pave the way for Mazda’s historic overall victory seven years later.

New Charger drift cars promise donuts and burnouts, even if they have the wrong engine.

Mosquito control trucks have been around for decades, but because they mostly work at night, they’re rarely seen.

A discarded Sega cabinet was rebuilt into the perfect platform for the “real driving simulator.”

Batteries from O’Reilly were more expensive, but they also performed better.

It may look unassuming, but this stock Land Cruiser is already a six-figure car.

This 30-year-old car-buying configurator on a CD let you do nearly everything the internet does now, only easier and without the pesky ads.

Garages are shrinking, especially closer to big cities. Can you even fit your personal car inside one?

Helmets with chin and rear spoilers certainly look cooler than their more basic counterparts, but most people don’t actually know whether these help reduce drag or increase lift.