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The NHTSA recall involves 2017-18 production models and older trucks retrofitted with replacement units.

Long before F1's most famous team bosses began comparing each other to animals, this season was a ride.

This tribute to seven-time F1 champ Lewis Hamilton may not be your cup of tea, but it sure is a hot one.

Roughly nine inches longer and even slightly wider than the old Challenger widebody, the new Charger is one big muscle car.

It looked like an entire aisle of Home Depot got dumped onto the highway. Incredibly, nobody was hurt.

The old-school king of Japanese street racing games returns next year, and now we're finally getting a sense of how it'll drive.

In Korea, the new Palisade can even be equipped with seating for nine passengers.

The first hybrid Corvette isn't perfect but the sheer amount of performance, engineering, visual theater, and downright cool you get for the money is off the charts.

Engineers created thousands of different car bodies to train AI tools to make cars more aerodynamic, and speed up car design.

Toyota reportedly built 150 units of the Hummer-like Mega Cruiser for civilians, and the left-hand-drive models are even harder to find.

Nissan reportedly dismissed the popularity of hybrids as a passing fad. But it won't have a hybrid in the U.S. until well into next year.

Standing out in an NFL team's parking lot can be tough, but a Tumbler should do the trick.

It’s a no-brainer for Packout patrons.

In Canada's biggest city, the battle between speed and automated enforcement has reached a tipping point.

The automotive world's tackiest accessory might have reached its final form, and really, I'm not even mad.

Felony charges, an untimely death, and a seven-figure lawsuit spell the end for LA Dismantler after decades in business.

After failing to deliver orders earlier this year, Recaro was facing financial ruin until Proma Group stepped in.

Rated at 340 horsepower, this rear-wheel-drive Mini weighs about 900 pounds less than a new Miata yet has nearly twice the power.

Each new Rivian Adventure Network station will be available to all compatible EVs, and existing chargers will receive "gradual retrofits" to allow other makes.

The "Toy Hauler" rental trailer is bigger and sturdier than the old Auto Transport one, with drive-over fenders and a whole host of tie-down spots.