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Culture

A Few Dozen Hot Wheels and Some Lucite Make for Sweet DIY Furniture

Got a massive, loose collection of diecast cars in search of a new display system? Turn them into art.

Acura News

An Acura Integra Type R Just Sold for $204,000

At $204,204, this Acura Integra Type R that just sold on Bring a Trailer is the one people will be talking about for years.

Deals

This Milwaukee Shop Vac Looks Perfect for Car Cleaning and It’s 50% Off Today (With Batteries!)

You can save almost $200 on a Milwaukee portable vacuum and battery bundle if you jump on this deal.

Tesla News

Get Ready for Tesla Robotaxis in San Francisco—Like Today

If you're reading this, Tesla's robotaxis may already be operating in San Francisco.

Genesis News

Genesis GV90 Prototype Suggests Suicide Doors Coming Sooner, not Later

The Genesis Neolun concept teased a wild interior and Rolls-Royce-style coach doors. A new spy shot suggests the real GV90 may deliver both in production.

GMC Reviews

2025 GMC Yukon AT4 Ultimate Review: The Ultimate SUV, But Still Not Worth $102K

This Yukon combines AT4 ruggedness with Denali comfort, but asks a six-figure price in return—so ask yourself if you really need all that utility.

Ferrari News

Ferrari Trademark Filing Hints at Testarossa Rebirth After 40 Years

Ferrari has trademarked the name "849 Testarossa" 40 years after the sports car's debut. Could a revival be on the way?

Mercedes-Benz News

Mercedes-AMG GT Track Sport Teased As Porsche 911 GT3 RS Fighter

Mercedes appears ready to get serious about the AMG GT being a sports car again.

News

It’s Not Just Hertz: AI Damage Scanners Are Spreading to More Rental Car Companies

A growing number of rental car brands, like Sixt, are using AI scanners to assess damage and it's leading to problems, as multiple customers tell The Drive.

WEC

Listen to Genesis’ Le Mans Hypercar Roar to Life for the First Time

Genesis Magma Racing is on a tight schedule ahead of next year's WEC debut, but things seem to be going well so far.

Tesla News

Tesla’s Los Angeles Diner Is a Trojan Horse and a Wake-up Call

With its auto sales in decline, Tesla could use a diversified revenue stream. Will selling hot dogs get it done?

Tools

Ryobi Dual-Function Creeper and Seat Review: Handy Stool With Headlights

It's more expensive than the most basic stools and creepers, but the battery-powered functionality is surprisingly useful.

Kia News

Spied: The Boxy Kia EV3 Is Getting a Go-Fast GT Model

Kia promised a hotted up version of its small EV. Looks like it's right around the corner.

Chevrolet News

Chevy’s California Corvette Concept Makes the ZR1X Look Tame

The California Corvette is the latest in a long line of futuristic Vette concepts that go way harder than the production ones.

Honda News

New Honda Prelude Will Be Part Civic Hybrid, Part Type R, All Coupe

And we're definitely looking forward to driving it.

F1

Last Honda V10 Raced by F1 Legend Ayrton Senna Is Up for Sale

There is loads of Senna memorabilia out there, but a complete, race-driven F1 engine directly from Honda? This is a first.

Aftermarket

Discontinued Rooftop Tents Are $500 Off at REI

You can score a screaming deal on a rooftop tent or camping shelter right now as REI clears out new old stock.

Kia News

Kia’s Electric Vans With Swappable Bodies Are Finally Real

The Kia PV5 is exactly the kind of EV we need more of. Thanks to modular construction, it can be a tall-roof cargo van, a camper, or anything in between.

Tesla News

Judge Orders Tesla to Buy Back Model S Plaid Over Track Braking Failure

The 1,020-horsepower EV's owner claims its brakes failed after one turn at a track day, leading a court to rule that Tesla's advertising of the car was misleading.

Mercedes-Benz News

Spied: Mercedes Ditching Annoying Twin-Spoke Steering Wheel in New C-Class

Here's the 2026 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Wagon you're not allowed to have, spied inside and out.