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The Japanese chip monster equips tiny in-car microcontrollers with hefty 24 meg flash memory.

It may look like an opportunistic move to throw shade on its rival, but Delta says it simply saw a chance to do the right thing and save the day.

In the wake of massive wildfires that resulted in human deaths, police aren't messing around when it comes to irresponsible behavior.

Have you run out of rear-facing rockets? No problem, just grab the handgun and grenades out of the glovebox.

If your rally car breaks down, congratulations! You can still slide around the support van.

Dan Albert's new book looks to the history of America's complex relationship with the car in order to understand its unpredictable future.

Sporting a 427-cubic-inch V8 and slick tires all the way around, this Caddy can put up a fight against even the most exotic supercars.

It's low, wide, old-school, and weighs practically nothing. Oh, and it'll soon have a 4.3-liter Lexus V8 under the hood.

Nobody was hurt, but at least one team's race was ended prematurely by this questionable attempt at a pass.

Despite rolling over in spectacular fashion, the Jeep driver narrowly avoided a deadly head-on collision.

These amped-up engines wouldn't replace the powerful 3.5-liter EcoBoost, but would be available options for those wanting more power.

Even though it wasn't built for the drag strip, this high-powered five-cylinder is more than capable of hurting some feelings.

Authorities and witnesses say Taylor Sims was speeding through a neighborhood in Dallas before he lost control of the exotic car.

In the fight against global warming, we need all the technologies and ideas we can get. What we don't need are battery vs. fuel cell holy wars.

Dewis is heralded as the greatest test driver in all of automotive history, and is solely responsible for developing disc brakes.

The 8,700-acre property wants a new owner, and so do 60 pristine rides⁠—including a rare $3.3-million GM concept vehicle.

The former head of autonomous and HMI strategy at JLR explains how medical research into cognition can make automated driving—and our roads—safer.

Ride free, everybody. No one is proposing a nationwide ban on two-wheelin'.

Ride in style, quiet, and luxury at Mach 2 in Bentley's 626 horsepower Flying Spur.

A Scottish woman found out the hard way that she couldn't squeeze out of her cousin's Cozy Coupe and had to be cut out of it. Ouch!