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We take an in-depth look at who makes the money—and how much—in the world's top-tier racing series.

For the fourth year in a row, Toyota took the top spot for the motor vehicles industry.

Well-known hedge fund manager Noam Gottesman had neighbors towed for parking in front of his falsified "driveway."

Despite previous reports, a Blackwing-engined Corvette might be in the works.

With Amazon Prime Day upon us, it would just make more sense to not test the sharp eye of a juvenile vigilante.

The charismatic CEO on leaving a mark, why V12s can survive another decade, and how America is saving the manual transmission.

Regardless of whether you're actually shopping for a new Supra or not, here's a fun way to kill time otherwise spent on, y'know, being productive.

Touting a carbureted V12 and trademark Lamborghini looks, this supercar is quite the star in its own right.

The facility, which features a 7.8-mile circular testing ground that can be seen from space, is now open for business once again.

Finnish capital hopes to replace private cars with a comprehensive, digitally-connected network of transportation options.

The safety regulator's claim that Autopilot reduces crashes by 40% was based on flawed data and analysis, which it attempted to keep secret.

The real estate search engine rolled out the in-app dashboard which uses drones to capture footage above the neighborhoods of potential homebuyers.

European NGO Partners with DJI to Study Drones as First Responders

The leading drone-manufacturer in the world is pivoting to the software side of things. Meet DJI's FlightHub, a drone fleet management system for businesses looking to increase efficiency.

This year's British Grand Prix featured excellent wheel-to-wheel action—very likely the best F1 has seen this season.

Amazingly, the same goes for the company's 718 Boxster and Cayman models.

The pair of travelers apparently went undiscovered until Ferrari was unloading its cargo at Silverstone prior to the race weekend.

The Valkyrie is now in the testing stage of development, so it won't be long until we see customer cars hit the road.

The incident took place near Charlotte while the train was carrying 193 passengers to New York.

It'll do 0-60 mph in under four seconds thanks to a supercharged Coyote V8.