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It's technically rarer than a Ferrari 250 GTO, but that doesn't mean it's a bargain at $16,999.

For better illumination on and off-road.

Clean your car in a snap with these super sucky cordless car vacuums.

BA274 topped out at 814 mph—about 200 mph faster than the average speed of a transatlantic flight—cutting an hour from the flight time.

The reproduction part looks just like the original, which hasn't been manufactured since 1975.

Even the manufacturer acknowledges the Hedgehog tree trimmer's wild spinning saw blade arms would be great for killing zombies.

Polestar is shifting its production plans to prioritize the Polestar 7 crossover, pushing the Polestar 6 roadster further out.

Oklahoma Turnpike utilizes a "first of its kind" concrete conveyor belt bridge during a highway widening project.

One city's decision to spend money widening the spaces in its parking lots is a reminder of just how big modern cars have become.

Due to an exclusive licensing deal, Hot Wheels hasn't sold a Ferrari die-cast since 2014. That's finally changing.

Honda Racing boss Koji Watanabe says the automaker should offer a new motorsports-derived trim with genuine HRC parts for models like the Civic and Integra.

More than just off-road tires and a lift kit, this Audi EV prototype can theoretically climb 100-percent grades.

A Hilux pickup with one of the world's rarest factory options, a bed-mounted electric crane that folds into a roll bar, just showed up for sale on Facebook.

The cuts are coming but with good reason (Honda) and, well, we've all been warned (for months).

No matter what you need to save on, we’ve got you covered.

Sneakerhead car nerds, get your kicks on route whatever you want with these specially-painted Nikes.

Safety cars are responsible for many important things during a race, but they're also big marketing tools. This Acura Integra Type S understood the assignment.

2024's most viral meme was unsurprisingly last year's most commonly rejected plate, but there was other low-hanging fruit, too.

This year's twice-around-the-clock endurance race promises to be —well, just as exciting as every Rolex 24 at Daytona that came before it.

The Genesis GV60 Mountain Intervention Vehicle concept looks like it's ready to kick off an epic backcountry ski adventure—or rescue somebody who's having a bad one.