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Taking a page from Formula 1's Miami and Vegas playbook, eh?

By the numbers, more cars were wrapped up in the Big One this past weekend than ever before in the Cup Series.

In addition to a full F1 track resurface, COTA is replacing some run off areas with gravel and turf—and is even adding cameras in "strategic places" to monitor track limits violations.

When you're Mark Zuckerberg and you need a car they just don't make, you call up the people from Pimp My Ride... apparently.

Primarily a cosmetic effort, the kei car's added "ruggedness" simply makes it more cute. Its convertible cabin, however, is a pretty big deal.

Any DIYer can relate to not wanting loose parts rolling around, even if that part is a toothpaste cap.

The trade-in promo is open to verified owners of the Santa Cruz NFTs awarded in 2021.

The British marque unveils its latest "1" car on the 50th anniversary of its first-ever Formula 1 Constructors' World Championship. The W1 is the successor to the special P1 and iconic F1.

Repeat tracked down and apprehended thanks to lost but trackable smart devices.

After years of the mechanic's repeated lies, lack of repairs, and abusive messages, the judge awards $151,000 in favor of the Porsche owner.

The automaker has partnered with Joby Aviation since 2019. The latest investment brings Toyota's total stake in Joby to $894 million.

This collection of Corvettes came from a lifelong friendship between two enthusiasts collecting cars and parts.

TikTok's AI filters can make you look like a video game character. They can also do the same with your car.

Hurricane Helene's impact continues to be felt across the South as the most-visited scenic road in the U.S. shuts down.

All year long, the tiny town of Carlisle, Pennsylvania hosts some of the best car shows and swap meets anywhere in the country.

Adding luxury features to any car is a long distance driver’s dream.

It's far from basic and barebones, but the Expedition Tremor is arguably better because of what it doesn't have.

When the base Chevy Corvette has almost 500 horsepower, is it worth the extra $50K to step up to the 670-hp Corvette Z06?

Best of all, the touching message is narrated by John Cena.

Both cars are built on the same chassis, have the same engine, and have manual transmissions. But do they drive as similarly as their underpinnings suggest?