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Every affordable sporty car needs a set of RPF1s, and McLaren fans won't want to sleep on Enkei's latest special edition.

Here's a hands-on look at custom-fitted floor mats from 3W Liners.

No, you're not seeing double. A hardcore version of the Aston Martin Vantage could really have eight exhaust pipes.

You can pass every gas station when your daily driver is one of these. Just be sure to connect with the local sawmill.

The VW ID 3 Neo finally makes good on the company's promise of bringing real buttons back. Too bad it won't be sold stateside.

Hyundai and Kia are preparing to pull a bullseye on the Toyota Tacoma.

"The car will be a canvas," Nissan America's boss told The Drive while discussing the upcoming Xterra.

The question of whether the Skyline is coming to America has been answered, but what's in a name? The soul and design of an icon will arrive next year.

The Xterra is coming and it looks ripped, off-road ready, and clearly designed with some heritage cues.

It's time for Toyota to move on from the current-generation Supra after seven years, and somehow, it feels like the car was hardly around for all that time.

The hot exhaust from a Jeep Wrangler is being blamed for a 20-acre forest fire in Ocala, Florida.

A tool originally made to track beer prices unites public data, crowdsourced photos, and robocalls to find the cheapest gas near you.

One too many 350Z owners got crazy at the Supercar Saturday event, leading to a complete ban on the VQ engine platform.

The new GT-R "will come with credibility and with the credentials that it has always had," Nissan President and CEO Ivan Espinosa told The Drive.

"For sure, we will see more sports cars coming into the portfolio," Nissan President and CEO Ivan Espinosa told The Drive.

Want Porsche 911 Speedster energy without the limited production? The GT3 S/C hits that sweet spot—for a price.

BMW says that the iX "served as a technological showcase," but will now bid farewell as the Neue Klasse iX3 joins the fray.

Nissan just announced a turnaround plan for Infiniti that includes luxury off-road trucks to go along with its upcoming performance sedan.

Our first glimpse of the reborn Nissan Xterra SUV reveals a blocky front end, a segmented light bar, an aggressive hood, and of course, yellow paint.

Nissan won’t force any Xterra buyer into a hybrid if they want to steer clear of electrification with a simple gas V6, and a turbo-four isn’t even in sight.