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A glitch with the adaptive cruise system in a Texas man's new F-150 is causing random emergency braking, and nobody can figure out why.

One of Gran Turismo's core appeals has always been turning your real-life commuter into a supercar slayer, and what could symbolize that better than the CR-V?

Sim racing hardware has come a long way. We found out how about $2K worth of Logitech's latest transforms GT7.

Renault's ultra-lightweight roadster was practically a street-legal race car, and one of the roughly 1,700 examples built is for sale on Cars & Bids.

It's hard to get this sort of thing right for F1 rookies with little history to pull from, but c'mon.

A father, his two sons, and a retired Ford employee were arrested in Dearborn for running a massive parts theft operation that targeted the automaker's plants.

A BMW designer penned a vision for the E39 5 Series that is barely recognizable from the iconic sedan we've come to know.

Only 19 of these obscure Dodge Viper variants were built, and only two of them wore the famous blue-and-white color combo.

Without the promised range extender, the Tesla Cybertruck falls way short of its original promised range of 500 miles, and not to mention its starting price.

Human drivers sat in remote pods and controlled their vehicles wirelessly, to simulate what actually happens in a multi-car collision for safety research.

The massive RC Audi boasts a custom-made clutch disc and pressure plate, axles, differential, brakes, and an engine that absolutely rips.

The sports cars are part of a 10-vehicle package GM recently sent to the U.S. Secret Service for testing and evaluation.

Despite an abundance of controversies, current FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is headed into a December election uncontested. Papa Sainz wants to change that.

The Dubai startup behind the hypercar made plenty of wild claims, but it turns out that the wildest of all—the powertrain—wasn't a hoax.

The pursuit of the MKIV Toyota Supra was less than five minutes old when the Florida Highway Patrol decided to end it violently.

Subaru says in a patent application that a traditional frunk can damage an electric motor during a crash and potentially shock passengers. These new designs are meant to prevent that.

Chevrolet is finally rolling out a sleeker and less cluttered design for the C8 Corvette's interior, along with a slate of new tech features.

Some price hikes on the Maverick, Bronco Sport, and Mustang Mach-E are considerably lower than that as Ford says it's not passing on the full costs of tariffs to customers.

The refreshed Golf R gets more power and some new options, but the interior foibles remain.

With some lines of code and used parts sourced from eBay and a junkyard, the hackers could record passenger audio, sound the horn and, yes, yank the wheel.