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Paint protection film companies hate this one simple trick.

Usually the debate is between buttons and touchscreens, but are voice controls the future any drivers want?

E-bikes help you get the most out of every dollar you spend on gas by saving it for when it counts.

Nissan tapped into its motorsports operations to build a drift-inspired pickup with wide fenders and 440 hp.

Why wait till the last minute to land big savings on gifts for the gearhead in your life?

With more than 10 million miles of accident-free hauling between them on Alaska's treacherous highways, two drivers are on a cross-country run to Washington D.C.

A Kentucky politician doesn't merely want to put an end to street mischief—he wants to make examples out of those involved.

The minds behind the 14-wheel Lada and the Lada that walked on metal legs have cooked up yet another masterpiece.

Built in collaboration with Porsche, the RS2 kicked off a fast-wagon dynasty.

The water level of western PA's Youghiogheny River Lake is the lowest it's been since 1998, revealing some fascinating ruins.

The Honda Pilot HRC Prototype showcases some off-road parts that the automaker might start offering at dealerships.

This shell of a Charger purportedly used in Quentin Tarantino's 2007 slasher flick could be the real deal, but either way, it needs a powertrain.

U.K. police found four stolen Mercedes in a shipping container, leading to the recovery of $8.3 million in missing sports and luxury cars.

This weighted cover puts windy woes to rest.

The final product of the "TRD Surf" concept brings the first-gen 4Runner's removable roof and two-door configuration to a 2025 model.

1 Way Diesel Performance has a MotorTrend TV show, a big online presence, and a growing list of customers who say they were cheated out of tens of thousands of dollars.

Ford's EVs have been piling up on dealer lots, but CEO Jim Farley is still confident in the company's strategy around electric cars.

A spy photo suggests the 2025 Jeep Recon hasn't changed much in its road to production over the last two years.

The concept showcases Hyundai's new "Art of Steel" design language that will reflect all its models going forward.

Following a positive reception to the Integra Type S HRC prototype, the Honda Racing Corporation is being launched as the company's in-house tuner.