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Tire manufacturer says it's cooperating with federal safety probe but can't comment further, citing pending litigation.

The trio lifted cars from Hertz and Enterprise lots at a Phoenix airport before sending them south of the border.

Cocaine-high Florida man feels the wrath of angry-as-hell Florida woman. Pi-yow!

Court filings also reveal emails in which alleged Porsche employees joke about Carreras crash rates affecting the car's value.

Ever want to race a Lamborghini around the streets of Rio? A Bugatti in the Swiss Alps? Here's your chance.

Cops only caught the accused when his munchies got the better of him and got back in line at the same McDonald's.

Harris Poll for insurance group finds 60 percent of Americans think smoking pot is not contributing to more wrecks on U.S. roadways.

In pot's golden age, driving high is treated as no big deal. But take it from a former—and regretful—stoned driver: it's stupid and dangerous as hell.

A modest building in Bennington, Vermont houses some forgotten historical treasures. We took a tour.

Plus, spoil your dog with the MKD9 Dog Haus and enjoy a pint from Monkish Brewing Company.

Remember when Ruf said they totally weren't building another Porsche? Well, they were technically correct.

Everything the company need to build the Model 3 is coming together. Now Tesla has to figure out how to sell, deliver, and service them.

The Israeli company wants to use its air-traffic management software to standardize drone deliveries by year's end.

If you live Down Under and want drone-delivered food in your life, you might want to attend Project Wing's barbecue Saturday.

Amazon's drone-centric skyscrapers intended to replace traditional warehouses are old news. The tech giant just patented floating warehouses.

Alphabet's Project Wing is working on an air traffic management systems for drone delivery. Southeastern Australia just became its new testbed.

From building kit cars to completely swapping drivetrains, this virtual reality game seems super-cool.

The surprise is which games improve your driving the most.

Used to cast the original Mustang I concept's wedge-shaped body, the molding has been stored away in Michigan for the past 50-plus years.

Illinois lawmakers want to recover the taxes EV owners don't pay for in gasoline, so they decided to raise registration fees.