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Mechanical engineer offers up numerous deep dives on perfecting 3D-printed parts for classic cars.

Don't give up on your New Year's fitness goals already, get some new gear to keep you motivated.

This Cold War-era base could be your home away from, well, everything.

Daniel Bragg told the lottery off "I've gotta get a car!" But I hope he keeps and repairs the old GMT800 Suburban.

Cheap lease deals likely played a big role in the Mach-E's success, but it's been trending in this direction for years.

Those people clearly didn't care a new model is on the way to replace the 15-year-old dinosaur.

The R35's chief engineer confirmed that most of the folks who developed the transmission and suspension had no supercar experience.

Heating your car's exterior could make it more aerodynamic, at least according to this patent.

The small stretch of road will be on private property, so the public shouldn't come in contact with the material known to cause cancer.

The same research firm that took down Nikola trucks is coming for the online automotive retail giant.

It almost looks like a C3 Corvette, but not quite. And are those sealed beam headlights in the rear fenders?

Take advantage of huge deals on the products you need to take your garage from storage unit to workshop.

Sales of the CX-50 and CX-90 rose by just shy of 90% through November, even though Mazda only recently arrived to the hybrid game.

BMW has its audio track selection and volume steering wheel buttons reversed, and it drives me nuts.

This incredibly accurate display model replicates everything on the original Formula One car—minus its Honda powertrain.

Police believe the Cybertruck's construction somewhat contained the blast, caused by igniting fuel and firework mortars in the pickup's bed.

I've never been a big fan of BMW's manual transmissions. The Z4's new "Handschalter" gearbox, however, deserves a second look.

The new CarPlay, built to take over all of a car's screens and functions, was supposed to hit Porsche and Aston Martin models over the last year.

Ford suspected a bad batch of high-pressure fuel pumps was to blame at first, until it discovered why those pumps failed.

Even today, multiple automakers can't seem to keep the most basic of paint colors from chipping off—and Hyundai owners in particular have had it.