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The cancelation of the 229-kWh model leaves just the 350-mile standard range trim for Ram's upcoming electric pickup.

Even if you tally up sales of the Supra, Nissan Z, and even the Toyota GR86's Subaru-badged cousin, you still wind up 2,300 cars shy.

The Ford chief executive (who is also a seasoned racing driver) has made it clear that he wants Ford to be known as "the Porsche of off-road."

Once upon a time, the Pacifica was the minivan class leader. Now, though, its competitors and age have caught up.

The legendary supercar looks thoroughly ruined after an alleged service tech lost control during a test drive.

These American classics made it out of California's wildfires alive thanks in part to their old-school, metal-and-glass construction.

It's only been here for a little over a week and it's already saving me money.

A report claims that Porsche is "revisiting" its decision to make the Macan EV only.

Ruggedized everyday carry gear keeps you operating in all conditions and I've found the best deals to keep you going.

A new track, different-looking characters, and seemingly up to 24 karters on track at once has convinced many fans that this is MK8 Deluxe's long-awaited sequel.

Roll-up tonneau covers that can keep your truck bed safe and accessible anytime you want

Bring your vehicle's interior fabrics and carpet back to life with the best upholstery cleaner machines.

At 87, Herb Stern reminds us to keep doing what you love, as long as you can. And just before this, he had a GR Supra.

Worst case scenario, we can think of a lot of cars we'd want to drop that Aston Martin 4.7-liter V8 into.

Yet another big displacement, naturally aspirated V8 coupe bites the dust.

From a brick of cocaine strapped to a walkie-talkie, to live snakes, and of course, a handgun in a baby stroller, the TSA had a busy 2024.

I knew that the new Land Rover Defender was pretty capable off-road, and now I have to recognize that it's also a lot more comfortable than most 4x4s.

Staying out of trouble doesn't have to cost and arm and a leg.

Jaguar outsourced its ambitious rebranding to a third-party agency, and what it came up with led to some infighting within the automaker.

The National Park Service is asking for help to identify the driver who went for a joyride in Death Valley's protected sand dunes, damaging the fragile terrain.