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Rumors burned for years that Namco almost revived its long-dormant Ridge Racer series on the Switch. Now we finally have proof.

I've heard of the Tush Push, but this is ridiculous.

The long-awaited 2025 Hot Wheels lineup will include nine Ferraris, plus a limited-edition box set with a 312P and Le Mans-winning 499P.

If it turns out looking like this, the C9 'Vette will have been designed by Brits.

Can the automatic version maintain the GR Corolla's raucous, engaging character or does it make the hot hatch feel too cold and clinical?

This roadster, along with five GT40 coupes, failed to finish Le Mans in 1965. Fortunately, things went better in '66.

The second 2 Fast 2 Furious set from Lego is a pretty detailed replica of the famous Honda S2000. Sadly, neon pink underglow lights are not included.

The Grenadier SUV got away with just a 5% hike, but the Quartermaster pickup, already subject to the Chicken Tax, was not so lucky.

A new coating combined with a high-efficiency electrode structure made sub-freezing charging 500% faster in testing.

Current cash bonuses plus dealer-specific discounts means you get twice the sports car for the same price or less.

While he's often testing one of the many hypercars Koenigsegg builds, he's a big fan of commuting in his three-cylinder Toyota hatchback.

Becoming a gentleman driver never sounded so good—and Audi will even offer trackside support so you (and your race car) are always in tip-top shape.

Lamar Jackson claims that Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s "8" copyright is too close to his Era 8 apparel company and would confuse customers.

If you ever need to explain how the aerodynamic difference of one flap can completely ruin an F1 car, Jack Doohan's crash makes it immediately clear.

Incentive spending by automakers has remained fairly low since the post-COVID recovery, but we haven't seen employee pricing in years.

All we know so far about Kia's future midsize pickup is that it won't just be a Tasman.

The 2026 Ford Ranger Super Duty is designed for heavy work in rugged areas.

This "development vehicle" looks like the long-rumored GRMN version seen testing at the Nurburgring, and even meaner than the rare Morizo Edition.

Honda's internal fabrication team built a winch bumper, swing-out tire carrier, and hardcore armor specifically for off-road driver training.

The Abu Dhabi holding company that bought McLaren last year plans to bring over technology pioneered by its other investments.