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As GM struggles to manage a surge in 6.2L V8 failures, an engine shop in Utah pulled apart an example that failed after just four miles of driving.

While considered old technology by now, it's fascinating how vacuum brake boosters function.

The springs, wheel cylinder, and brake lines might need changing, as well.

Letters and numbers will once again signify the model and size of an Audi car or SUV, while EVs will simply add the "e-tron" moniker.

Yes. That polisher is still $69.00.

Created by Rivian's exterior design director, proceeds from this art go to the California Fire Foundation—and you can buy it as a graphic tee, hoodie, or poster.

Washington State drivers who would ordinarily have their licenses suspended could instead drive legally with the governor installed.

Press a button and this GT40's body lifts open, revealing a 1:32-scale Le Mans replica slot car track with two remote controls.

Finished in blue over beige, the Ferrari roadster has under 30,000 miles, a gated six-speed stick, and a mysterious engine allegedly tuned specifically for seven-time F1 champ Michael Schumacher.

It may cost a lot more now, but the new, peppy Taco is way more fitting of the TRD Pro badge than before.

The 21,000-square-foot Florida mansion features a living room that looks directly into the glass-walled 12-car garage, so you can admire your Ferraris from the comfort of your Italian couch.

The most valuable Grand Prix vehicle ever sold was piloted by two motorsports legends: Juan Manuel Fangio and Sir Stirling Moss.

Low-ish mileage, easy maintenance, overlanding capability, and head-turning looks? Trade you my car.

Engineered in-house, the high-performance RZR is a turnkey race UTV with 255 hp.

In less than two years, the suspect or his copycats have destroyed more than 1,000 tires across several states.

Next stop? Solid-state battery production, Honda says.

As long as you're coming from a similar, competing vehicle and take advantage of stackable bonuses, you can get an all-new QX80 for the less than the price of the old one.

Also known as the world's smallest record killer, the new Record Runner serves as a mobile turntable for $79.99.

It could be a new car or a tagline for a future marketing campaign. Whatever it means, it's definitely something electric.

Bad news: We're still gonna be stuck with crossover SUVs and trucks. The sub-$20K car remains a pipe dream.