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Lucid's interim CEO says he's replaced the whole software leadership team after a buggy launch for the Gravity SUV and lingering issues for the Air.

"You'd think, okay, they're saving the name for something else," Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis said regarding the Ramcharger nameplate.

These Dakar racers had to use a cargo strap as a trailing arm bushing—these guys have to be as creative as they are competitive.

There are exactly 348 new Dodge Hornets nationwide according to the brand, and that number will only go down from here on out.

This is for anyone who's ever watched the movie's iconic intro with big, sweeping shots of Daytona and thought, "Man, I wish this were a circle track in Kentucky full of totally clapped minivans."

Supplier issues will put a premature end to Acura RDX production in 2026, and a new one isn't due for "a couple of years."

The Honda Base Station is a prototype camper trailer the brand is considering mass-producing.

Trump touted his openness to Chinese automakers in the U.S. as they eye the American market.

It's not a Raptor replacement, but the new Bronco RTR is sure to be a good time with its HOSS 3.0 suspension and anti-lag turbo tuning.

To build its first electric M sport sedan, BMW isn't just tuning software—it's rethinking the whole hardware stack.

The Firestone Firehawk Indy 500 has lived in a price-to-performance sweet spot for years. This new model promises improved performance with minimal cost increase.

The new logo Honda trialed on its EV concepts will expand to the entire auto division in the coming years.

This is not the design Cadillac's new F1 racer will wear all year. That one will be revealed during next month's Super Bowl.

The driver known as "Smoke" will race a Ram truck at Daytona, and his return is charged with more drama than you might know about.

The man in charge of Ram knows the Hellcat-powered TRX is expensive and thirsty as a daily driver.

Chevy's 1,250-hp, all-wheel-drive Corvette delivered a quarter-mile run better than hypercars that cost 10 times more.

"I still think we’ll get there over time,” Barra said of the transition to being fully electric.

How camera shutter speed and a Method race wheel combined to capture a perfect visualization of aerodynamic flow.

New data suggests you should probably reconsider buying that plug-in hybrid if you don't plan on charging it all that often.

Depending on when the 2025 or 2026 Lyriq was built and which trim it is might determine how its charge port door operates.