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Testing two new tires from Bridgestone on the snow-covered pastures of Colorado.

The Prowler has circled back to being cool again, and this is your chance to scoop one up with no reserve.

Get some peace of mind at discounted rates with these deals on radar detectors and dashcams.

This pair of Ford trucks carried B-24 Liberator components across the U.S. during WWII, and they're said to be the last remaining of their kind.

It's part of Ford's new security package, which also includes a $2,500 insurance deductible reimbursement for theft.

Powered by a turbocharged Subaru flat-four, this barely recognizable Elise was built to climb Pikes Peak and set lap records at Tsukuba.

The internal group tasked with making the next-gen Chevy Camaro's business case reportedly couldn't get the numbers to add up, so upper management shut it down.

After being wrapped up in "The Big One" at Daytona yet again, Cup Series driver Ryan Preece worries the next guy might not walk away.

It's tossing in free batteries with some of DeWalt's best tools. How much better can it get?

The 400-acre dune ranch includes everything you need to go racing—even tractors and work trucks to maintain it all.

So what if it's a rebadged Chinese-market Baojun Yep Plus? It's time for cheap EVs to come stateside.

The Prodrive P25 is a rally car you can drive on the streets, but only if you have the skills to pay the bills. And speaking of bills, you'll have to pay a hefty one to bring this home.

Severe weather in California has led to a few nasty crashes, including this bizarre incident that could have ended so much worse.

AMG's venerable C63 has gone from having a maniacal spark to being a bit of a soulless cyborg.

The biggest factors to blame for the low dependability scores include software-related defects and smartphone integration issues.

While the study doesn't specify which diesel engines were used to draw this comparison, agencies report that copper-heavy brake pads aren't much better than the asbestos units they replaced.

Once the subject of trademark scandal, the all-terrain not-a-Porsche is on sale for the first time.

BMW's new "Heart of Joy" supercomputer is meant to give the upcoming Neue Klasse vehicles a hi-po heartbeat.

The illegal disposal of the pioneering hybrid could result in big environmental fines for Audi as its recycling contractor is under investigation.

Traction. It's what the Founding Fathers were after.