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The light housing of some late-model trucks allow moisture to get in, leading to corrosion and lamp failure.

This Targa-topped Carrera will out-class a plastic Power Wheels any day.

The new drift racing sim blends pop culture and real-world icons for some realistic scenery and gameplay.

One night, something went seriously wrong with my eyes on a drive home. Four years later, I'm still trying to fix it.

BMW gives us more than just a teaser of this new CS variant of the M2, but we have to wait for specs.

It'll have the company's most powerful V8 on offer, but BMW is only building 70.

Vermont's Lieutenant Governor John Rodgers wants to claim the dirt road in front of his house as his own. The town is not enthusiastic about the idea.

With a Honda-liveried transport truck and three of the company's greatest sports cars, this set is the right gift for any JDM enthusiast.

This cleverly disguised camper even has a built-in surveillance system to monitor for potential outside dangers.

The Superlite SL-C packs an LS V8 and six-speed manual, and weighs 2,400 pounds. It also looks like a Grand Theft Auto car brought to life.

To feature a unibody construction and hybrid power, the truck has apparently been in the works for years.

Building EVs is hard. So too is naming them, judging by this list of all the naming schemes automakers have abandoned to date.

In another world, Mario Kart World released on the original Switch years ago, looking and playing quite differently than it does today.

The Emira's current supercharged V6 won't be emissions-compliant for much longer, and Lotus needs something that Americans will want to buy.

Pioneer's new single-DIN head unit looks like an '80s car radio, but there's modern connectivity behind what looks like a tape deck.

The bones of a great performance SUV are here, but as it sits, the GV80 Coupe isn't as sporty or comfy as it ought it to be.

Toyota recently shared a new video explaining how its latest PHEV system works featuring a surprising guest star: a V8 engine.

Starting in September, you can legally title and drive a kei vehicle in the Lone Star State as long as it's over 25 years old.

Here's why we think Toyota is well-positioned to move in on the Ford Maverick's turf.

Somehow, no one suffered any life-threatening injuries from the runaway 73,000-pound dump truck loaded with concrete sand.