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Are your Corvette's factory hood strut braces just not flashy enough for you? Chevy Performance has just the thing.

A Hertz customer somehow drove 25,000 miles in one month, and an employee threatened to have him arrested if he continued to dispute the charge.

Like many of its SUV counterparts, the first U.S.-bound M5 Touring is basically a Vegas illusionist, able to make several hundred pounds disappear.

A clever, low-tech solution for rear visibility that you'll never need to fix with a software update.

Crossover footprint plus rally raid suspension equals a daily that wouldn't look out of place running the Dakar.

Some of my favorite everyday carry items that are in my bag right now are on sale.

When Best Ford of Nashua, New Hampshire looked to social media for help tracking down its stolen truck, the drama took an amusing turn.

Three-cylinder engines, like the GR Corolla's or a Triumph Triple's, are usually inline. A V3 is pretty weird, then.

Modena Automobili plans to only build 33 of these reimagined '80s coupes, tuned to make over 500 horsepower.

Alpine F1 teammates Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon have been at odds since their karting days, but that appears to be in the rearview mirror now.

One of Porsche's best-sounding race cars never raced. The V10-powered LMP 2000 was built for Le Mans in 1999, canned, and recently brought back to life.

The new X3 is a comfier drive than before without being any less capable. Its design story, however, is less straightforward.

The Camel Trophy overland challenges were some of the coolest moments in motorsports. The physical trophies awarded to competitors were also quite special.

While developing cooling solutions for the L5P Duramax, Banks Power found the stock oil pan design leaves nearly a quart of old, contaminated fluid in the system.

Coupon codes and discounts on tools and batteries every shop needs.

With this Momo-liveried 2000 Acura Integra GS-R for sale for just $20K, you can put yourself in Ja Rule's shoes.

This GR86 is really a GR Corolla under the nostalgic livery, making this tribute much more than skin-deep.

Japan is organizing what sounds like the Olympic Games of roadside assistance to find the country's best tow truck drivers.

Toyota Gazoo Racing Team of Thailand actually races this thing in a pickup truck series, where it certainly sets itself apart from the competition.

Test drivers describe pressure to not intervene with the autonomous vehicle, no matter the risk to themselves and others.