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Culture

Watch a Stunt Driver Audition for The Grand Tour

In usual Grand Tour fashion, things didn't exactly go as planned.

F1

Porsche Still Developing High-Efficiency Six-Cylinder Power Plant After LMP1 Exit

Despite ending its WEC prototype program, the Stuttgart manufacturer will continue to build what may or may not be a new F1 power plant.

News

Take a Look at What It Is Like to Have A Car Featured at SEMA

RAD Dan Burkett and RAD Industries bring their Formula Drift Toyota Supra to be showcased at SEMA.

Bentley News

The Bentley Mulsanne Grand Convertible Is All in the Numbers

Production will be extremely limited and priced more than that of a Bugatti Chiron.

News

GM Expected to Sell the Most Vehicles in November, but Honda to Step Up

As dealerships ready for Black Friday crowds, some manufacturers are expected to fare better than others.

Watch This

Watch This Saudi Woman Wakeboard Behind a Truck Down a Flooded Street

Saudi women now have the right to drive—and apparently, the right to shred as well.

News

Drones are Helping Python Hunters Find Dangerous Snakes in the Everglades

A drone start-up from Miami has partnered with local Burmese python hunters in the Everglades to use thermal-imaging drones to curb the snake population.

Mazda Miata

The Best Cheap Sports Cars of 2017

Looking to buy a new sports car without breaking the bank? Check out one of these affordable automobiles.

News

Lyft Approved to Test Self-Driving Cars on Public Roads in California

Watch out, Uber.

News

Hellish Los Angeles Thanksgiving Traffic Jam Will Make You Glad You Live Elsewhere

And we thought Paris was the city of lights.

News

Trucking Barometer: Retailers Expect a Solid Holiday Shopping Season

Strengthening freight market suggests consumers expected to spend, ATA economist says.

News

An All-New Infiniti QX50 Cometh

The aging crossover is finally getting a major design overhaul.

News

Washington D.C. Metro Tracks Covered In ‘Felt-Like’ Layer of Human Hair and Skin, Officials Say

"The amount of debris is just beyond vulgar to think of," a safety inspector said.

News

Alfa Romeo Could Link up with Sauber for Fabled F1 Return

Marchionne seems to want it, but will the move be feasible for the four-leaf clover brand?

News

Uber Hit With $8.9 Million Colorado Fine Over Background Check Oversight

The company approved drivers with criminal histories, or without valid licenses, officials say.

Lincoln News

Roush and Mobsteel Make a Gangster’s Dream 1968 Lincoln Continental

The hulking 727 horsepower low-slung beast of a car finished in gloss black is known as the Hitter 5.0

News

After a Sluggish Start to Year, Car Sales Making up for Lost Time

Edmunds expects a November tally of 17.8 million, a new high for 2017.

News

Apple Releases Self-Driving Car Research

The company is studying how autonomous cars can better spot pedestrians and cyclists.

Toyota News

Toyota Reminds Kentucky Plant That It’d Be Cheaper to Make the Camry in Japan

'I'm not sharing this to scare you, but to heighten your awareness of the current risk we now have,' said plant manager Wil James.

Electric Vehicles

U.S. Dealership Still Aren’t Ready for Electric Vehicles

The United States has the technology, but still lacks the understanding and infrastructure for an efficient EV network, study finds.