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Heatwarped is a tribute to Need for Speed's tuner era with a familiar vibe and handling, and a free demo is available now.

NASCAR Cup champions taking on Indy 500 winners? That sounds like prime TV. So why was it barely promoted?

Apparently drag racing wasn't exciting enough for New York firefighters, so they put their friends in the trunk and gave them a job.

Built in Detroit with all the horsepower Dodge can offer, the three-row Durango Hellcat SUV is now on its ninth life.

Also, U.S.-Canada trade talks disintegrate over trucks and Porsche says it's merely "streamlining" the Taycan roster.

Tractors pull trailers on the road. Why shouldn't they do the same on the track?

Jeep Heritage is selling parts for cheap to thin out its inventory before a move, and because they're all organized, it'll be easier than finding a needle in a haystack.

Wearing unique paint and interior trim, this particular SV is thought to be the final example built.

This self-consciously retro site is proof that the Internet really did peak around 2004.

Between 2017 and 2022, the number of fatal crashes in the U.S. increased approximately 15% on major album release dates, according to the study.

It was only an extra in 2015's "Fury Road," but it's got that sweet post-apocalyptic look.

There's plenty of off-the-shelf parts available, but making them fit required plenty of work.

We've done some serious bargain-hunting and wrangled a bunch of discount codes to get you great deals on truck upgrades that are affordable, but still meaningful.

A Toyota exec gets candid about the finances behind the brand's new halo car, and why gentleman drivers are crucial for its success.

The StepRanger is billed as a micro-truck that goes where pickups can't, and owners are modifying them in some incredibly cool ways.

The EPA is allowing the sale of more volatile "winter gas" earlier in the year than usual, even though high temps worsen pollution.

If you were disappointed with the arcade-style handling of cars in Grand Theft Auto V, you may like what you see in the latest GTA 6 gameplay leak.

The probe covers nearly 1 million trucks and SUVs, after 500 owners let NHTSA know their vehicles are still having problems post-recall.

A West Coast CAT dealer built three of these in the 1950s, but none of the originals survived. This recreation is a tribute to them.

In an exclusive sit-down interview, Honda's racing chief Koji Watanabe details how the automaker's culture of trust and respect helped it get on with the job and find solutions despite Aston's blameful comments at the start of the F1 season.