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A collection of McLaren's finest production cars belonging to one of the company's most beloved figures will soon be sold to a new owner.

The Model Y fell to second place on the global sales chart after a brief production pause to roll out a new facelift.

The UK government intervened to keep Lotus from pulling out of the country entirely, the BBC says.

What happens when you give a Honda CR-V some all-terrain chops and overlander style? The CR-V TrailSport doesn't really answer that question.

Something as simple as a chip bag is the perfect analogy for the uphill developmental battle a battery had to climb before it ever hit Pikes Peak.

The return of Paul Walker to the movie screen will undoubtedly rely on CGI and Cody Walker.

Driving the Porsche Taycan made me realize that this automaker's digital driver displays stand out in two critical ways.

It's obviously not real, but even just inviting us to dream about a road-legal super WRX stings in the STI's absence.

YouTubers love to compare their homemade exhaust's sound to a V10 F1 engine, but they've got nothing on the Mazzei Formula Five.

J.D. Power's 2025 Initial Quality Study is out, and infotainment is once again the villain.

The car cupholder crisis must be solved.

Like Windows Vista, the wildly powerful AMG plug-in hybrids have a lot of tech going for them. But, also like Windows Vista, they aren't that fun to use.

A semi-truck couldn't quite make a turn tight enough, and knocked a traffic light technician upside-down. Luckily, they were physically OK.

Turns out F1 cars aren't meant to be street cars, and now Mercedes has a recall to prove it.

The new, ultra-expensive, electric era is taking shape at Jaguar.

Ferrari's plan is to take this 100-foot yacht racing, and splash its way into a whole new fanbase.

Omead Afshar was Tesla's vice president of US and European sales and manufacturing, and one of Elon Musk's closest confidants.

This version of Aston Martin's grand tourer will likely be called DB12 S, slotting above the base car but not quite as intensely performance-focused as an AMR model.

You don't realize just how many moments automotive photographer Larry Chen has been there for until you see them all together in one place.

A leaky seal in the brake pressure sensor assembly in some of Chevy's medium-duty trucks can lead to a short-circuit, and potentially a fire.