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Using bio-waste in tire manufacturing could curb the environmental cost of tire degradation, while making cars better.

If everything goes according to plan, Lucid's cars will be rolling advertisements for the same tech in other brands' cars.

The Academy of Art University is having a fire sale of sorts to make room for more '60s muscle cars and fewer Duesenbergs.

There must've been a comedy of extremely precise errors that led to this parking predicament outside Houston.

So many cars were involved that a crowd began to form on the shoulder, and was actively trying to warn incoming drivers of the danger ahead.

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Estimated to have less than 800 miles on the odometer, this supercharged Saleen Mustang has a meticulously documented history.

Ford originally didn't share performance figures on its wild Mustang Mach-E Nascar Concept—but hp was later revealed by one of the people involved with its development. It didn't disappoint.

The M Performance Parts catalog is never a cheap date, but it sure is pretty.

The Hornet GLH—Goes Like Hell—will get more power and a performance suspension to carry the legacy of Carroll Shelby's Dodge Omni GLH.

Owners are reporting the pop-up telling them to "purchase peace of mind" keeps reappearing, even when their trucks are past the warranty's mileage limit.

The long arm of the law is catching up with the instantly-famous driver who angrily returned his used Subaru Outback through his dealer's front door.

Exit 3A on I-277 draws the ire of thousands driving through Charlotte. Soon, they can let their intrusive thoughts win by road-raging in a game instead of IRL.

Maximize your vehicle's efficiency and performance with these top-notch octane boosters.

The discontinuation of the gas-powered Chevy Blazer will also reportedly affect its Cadillac siblings, the XT5 and XT6.

If Ferrari won't make your custom dream car come true, the aftermarket definitely will—but that might get you blacklisted.

Forget FSD. The best self-driving 'cars' aren't for sale—at least not at your dealership.

Higher-end trucks often come with LED lights that have built-in sensors and cost thousands to replace, and thieves have caught on.

It sounds like magic, but it works.