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“This concept is not just one of those empty show cars," Mazda's design chief says.

Don't judge a book by its cover, and don't judge a highly modified first-generation Miata by its branded intake system.

"Melted," "deformed," and "compromised" were just some of the words used to describe this poor 964 burned to a crisp in a barn fire.

Even as electrification ramps up with each passing year, Mazda remains committed to improving efficiency in gas-burning engines.

The return of the base trim can save buyers $1,600 over last year's cheapest model, but those early days of the $30K Bronco are long gone.

Neil Emiro's Crossfire with the 5.5-liter V8 out of a CL55 AMG represents everything the infamous "merger of equals" should've given us.

It’s a worthwhile buy if you need a good cordless ratchet on a budget.

Modern air conditioning is hidden under this classic truck's dash, but the entire cab looks period-correct. It's pure class.

Ford has taken legal action over Street Hunter Designs' Mustang body kit, which is planned for sale and references the $325K Mustang GTD's styling.

Powered by a BMW turbo-four, the new Plus Four keeps its charming vintage looks with a totally new chassis and drivetrain.

In a statement, the Grand Prix Drivers' Association called on the FIA president to treat them like adults—and mind his own language while he's at it.

It's not hard to spend $70,000 on a high-end off-roader these days. If you do, make sure it's a new GX.

On paper, this BMW E46-based super wagon is everything enthusiasts say we want.

Autozone has nothing on Modellista as it rolls out a future-themed off-roader with all the add-ons.

Take up to 10% off on revolutionary garage organization equipment.

The electric Volvo EX30 was supposed to hit American roads over the summer, then the release was delayed to 2025, but now it seems some preorder customers will get cars this year after all.

Are your Corvette's factory hood strut braces just not flashy enough for you? Chevy Performance has just the thing.

A Hertz customer somehow drove 25,000 miles in one month, and an employee threatened to have him arrested if he continued to dispute the charge.

Like many of its SUV counterparts, the first U.S.-bound M5 Touring is basically a Vegas illusionist, able to make several hundred pounds disappear.

A clever, low-tech solution for rear visibility that you'll never need to fix with a software update.