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TSA agents at the Monterey Regional Airport keep racing history in check with Mazda-branded security stanchions. 

The German automaker and union leaders reached a labor deal to guarantee jobs until 2030, avoiding further mass worker strikes.

The Chiron is equipped with zero cupholders, so where's a busy mom supposed to put an energy drink?

The bipartisan group says OEMs are hypocrites motivated by profits and not privacy protection.

California Highway Police clocked this most festive of chaos agents leaving behind a trail of decorative debris all over the roadway.

It doesn't matter if you're in a Jeep or anything else, there's a reason you don't drive illegally along the beach at night during rising tide.

Not everything in this luxury car's interior is as it seems—it's actually tastier.

Dodge cited demand and "customer feedback" as it reversed an earlier decision to shut down V8 production for good by December 31.

Nothing's more frustrating than a dead remote. Here are some tips.

And is it necessary?

The ZR1's 0-to-60-mph time of 2.3 seconds equals the Bugatti Chiron, at less than a tenth of the price.

Not all nerf bars are the same. These are affordable and better than what we've been working with.

Unlike almost every other crossover on sale today, the Murano is honest about what it's for: Driving around suburbia and looking fresh doing it.

Times are tough even for Polaris and BRP, so it's no surprise a smaller outfit like Arctic Cat is feeling the shrink with two plant shutdowns that could become permanent.

The Colorado DMV has informed owners that it has canceled the measure for now, but the AAMVA's fight against Kei cars rages on across the country.

The train's locomotive lifted in the air upon impact, sending it and its cars into the Pecos Chamber of Commerce building.

New Zealander Liam Lawson is replacing Sergio Perez in 2025, and will partner four-time F1 champion Max Verstappen.

The innovative, sonorous narrow-angle V6 found its way into countless VWs and Audis. Now, the last VR6 has left the plant for good.

It's a simple question: Does the old Hemi V8 physically fit in the 2024 Charger's engine bay? But Dodge's refusal to answer says a lot about its current problems.

Porsche is said to be unhappy with the new 718's battery design, and a delay could extend the lifespan of the existing ICE models.