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Forty-one people died before the Sukhoi Superjet 100, which took off from Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport, could be grounded and evacuated.

The 408-horsepower crossover is capable of 0 to 60 mph in 4.9 seconds and can travel up to 293 miles on a single charge.

They say Tesla's Autopilot is to blame.

Amsterdam joins a growing list of cities around the world that are banning internal combustion vehicles to reduce pollution and congestion.

Several propane tanks were also found inside the luxury sedan.

Targeting spectators is a new tactic for authorities—and the start of a slippery slope.

Amazingly, the high-performance Chevy was rebuilt in 17 hours after the flame-engulfed mishap.

An investor wants the automaker to shed Alfa Romeo and Maserati, and focus on its two most profitable brands: Jeep and Ram.

Got money to burn? Join the likes of Frank Sinatra, Ringo Starr, Pablo Picasso, Sir Stirling Moss, and many others as a Facel Vega owner.

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans being advertised were actually found to be largely manufactured in Germany with final assembly taking place in the US.

If you've been awake for more than 17 hours, the study explains you're equally as impaired as a driver with .05 percent blood alcohol content.

The Chinese study uncovered a severe drop in language and arithmetic skills.

The man is an apparent repeat and habitual traffic offender with a laundry list of previous charges, but this takes the cake.

This is the second vehicle fire involving a Model S in the span of a few weeks, though this time, authorities say the EV was not charging.

The strike is to protest the pay gap and alleged poor worker treatment of ride-share drivers across the U.S.

Having won the Grand Prix of Long Beach two years in a row, Rossi knows how to pilot an Indy car around the 1.968-mile track.

The current-gen Frontier has been around for 15 years, and when compared to the Toyota Tacoma, Ford's Ranger is being outsold more than five-to-one.

The one-off has ditched the rear seats in favor of lighter weight and a roll cage, which you'd want should you have any trouble handling the mega-SUV.

What's most amazing is that he managed to take the same toll road more than 2,200 times without paying before he was caught.

Images and video of the cars coming to a peaceful halt to pay respects to the six million Jewish lives lost during the Holocaust have gone viral.