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News

European Union Court Rules Uber Must Follow the Same Rules As Taxi Companies

It's a major blow to the ride-sharing company.

News

Lyft Wants to Use Augmented Reality Tech to Aid the Visually Impaired

'Smart glasses' will deliver information to visually-impaired riders.

News

Suzuki is Funding Private Lunar Exploration

No word yet on lunar motorcycles.

News

Honda to Unveil All-New Insight Prototype at Detroit Auto Show

The Japanese automaker is reviving the moniker once again but this time as a sedan.

For Sale

Ultra-Rare Bizzarrini for Sale, Just in Time for the Holidays.

This Corvette-powered exotic needs a good home.

IMSA

Kevin Magnussen Expected to Join Team AXR at Daytona 24

The Dane could join two other Formula 1 drivers at January's IMSA season-opener.

News

2019 Jeep Cherokee Unveiled Ahead of Detroit Auto Show Debut

Jeep is calling its most popular model's new look an 'authentic and more premium design.'

F1

Ferrari Claims It Could Leave Formula 1, Start Its Own Series

CEO Sergio Marchionne fights against transition to 'global NASCAR vision' in his latest rant.

Subaru News

Here’s Betty, an Old Subaru That Revs to 12,000 RPM

What's better than hearing a boxer motor rev higher than the sky?

Electric Vehicles

Faraday Boss Claims to Have Raised $1 Billion After Being Blacklisted by Chinese Government

More back-and-forth from the autonomous electric vehicle hopefuls.

Infiniti Reviews

2018 Infiniti QX80 Review: The Colossus of Kyushu Gets a Much-Needed Makeover

Can some strategic nips and tucks and a fancier interior turn back time on a seven-year-old SUV?

Trucks

ATA’s Trucking Barometer Casts Positive Light on U.S. Economy

Trade association economist says holiday spending could be the most robust in several years.

Ferrari News

Lose Yourself in This Binaural Recording of Ferrari F1 Icons

Find your finest set of headphones before pressing play.

F1

McLaren Rules out F1 Title Sponsor for 2018

Team Executive Director Zak Brown doesn't see 'a lot of value' in title sponsors for modern Formula 1.

Honda News

The HondaJet Ride-Along Review: Honda Takes the Slow Track to a Fast Plane

Honda's first airplane makes a case for patience in an age when there is none.

News

Federal Safety Officials First Called for Positive Train Control in 1969

NTSB estimated 145 railway accidents could have been prevented and more than 300 lives saved had the technology been implemented 48 years earlier.

McLaren News

First North American McLaren F1 Service Center Opens in Philadelphia

This is the only place in the U.S. where you can have your F1 supercar serviced.

Watch This

The Slow Mo Guys Come in Like a Wrecking Ball

Ever wonder what happens when you smash cars with a wrecking ball? Probably not. But it's fun to watch anyway.

Tesla News

Canada to Promote Adoption of the Tesla Semi with a $75,000 Rebate

A penny saved on an electric Tesla Semi is a penny earned, eh?

Chevrolet News

Diving Into the Chevy Corvette ZR1’s Aerodynamics With Exterior Design Boss Tom Peters

The nastiest 'Vette ever to roll out of GM's gate is more than just a manic motor.