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The facelifted Mercedes-Benz C-Class has been caught testing with production lighting elements featuring some dazzle dazzle.

All it took was a change to the long-accepted, high-intensity vulcanization process to develop a material that's 10 times tougher than regular natural rubber.

Nissan may get to spin up some of its idled factory space in the U.S. to build vehicles for Honda.

Jeep is looking to breathe much-needed life into Wagoneer sales with two new packages.

In the era of eight-speed automatic transmissions, Mazda's sticking with a six-speed gearbox in the new CX-5 because it gets the job done.

This Portland, Oregon neighborhood is doing what it can to keep parallel parking skills alive, and doing it in a wholesome way.

Mazda has released the 2025 Miatas it was holding at ports, but not all of them were fixed.

One of the few Quad-exclusive features might not be so exclusive in the future.

Walmart has cut the prices of some already-inexpensive tool kits in half.

Impact drivers, inflators, and even some cool ear buds are on huge discounts today at The Home Depot.

Cadillac thinks demand for its high-end EVs will be able to weather the storm of uncertain markets.

The brand still believes in 'hands on the wheel, eyes on the road' as a safety mantra, but digital controls are coming anyway.

It's everything you love—or hate—about the Ioniq 5 N, just turned up some in a tire-roasting sedan.

RealTruck.com is discounting some practical truck accessories, including the very cool Ascend truck rack and nine different tonneau cover types.

Mazda's strategy boss tells us how the automaker balances the need to create profitable SUVs while not giving up on its sports car heritage.

Power tools are being discounted by as much as 50%, and The Home Depot is doing some great "buy-one-get-one" combos on high-quality DeWalt equipment.

Driving to the top of Pikes Peak is already special. Doing so in a purple Rolls-Royce during an emotionally charged day—that's a different story.

Hey, it's just an AI-powered camera scanning your trash and saving the photos. What could go wrong?

Rivian's founder and CEO RJ Scaringe says the elimination of the federal EV tax credit and other incentives will put America behind, but push his company ahead in the long run.

The Toyota (or Lexus) GT halo car hasn't launched yet, but it's already hit the Goodwood Festival of Speed alongside its racing counterpart.