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The first game in The Crew series was made unplayable for those who bought it. But follow-up titles won't get the same raw deal, which is great news for players.

The legendary 1965 Honda RA272 arrived at Laguna Seca with its own team of Japanese engineers and racing driver. We tagged along with them for the day.

According to our source, the critical vehicle was supposed to be placed in containment, but was instead put with trucks that were ready to ship.

Jeep has watched other automakers mess up EV launches, and it wants its own first electric model not to suffer such indignity.

Larson has pledged to give NASCAR and the Coke 600 priority in case Indy doesn't work out for one reason or another.

The Goodwood Revival celebrates cars and culture from the 1940s to the 1960s. Check out some incredible scenes from this year’s in this deep photo gallery.

The track was built in 1950 and hasn't been raced on since the '90s. So why has it been cleared of the trees that overtook it?

To stand out at the top of the luxury market, Maybach needs to be more than just a fancier Mercedes.

In GT7's case, Sony's $700 super console will bring improved reflections on cars for a $250 premium over a regular PS5. Sound worth it?

Newey's five-year contract is rumored to be worth $200 million, making the 65-year-old designer the second-best paid figure in all of Formula 1.

The U.S. has never made automakers seriously care about pedestrian safety. That might change soon.

The high-speed chase through Rocky Mountain National Park was so dangerous that the Park Rangers had to back out.

A wealthy Swiss lawyer is paying a six-figure fine for reckless behavior on the road.

Save hundreds of dollars fixing your windshield at home, even if you don't have experience.

Illuminate your driveway and enhance your visibility around your home with a set of the best driveway lights.

For running air tools or just blowing up tires, these portable compressors will help get the job done.

Save some wear and tear on your car by using assisted pedal power for commuting and errands.

Every car should have a tire inflator in its trunk and we've found the best to fit your needs.

Use a torque wrench to avoid broken bolts and headaches that can add up to big money.

The Nürburgring is already one of the nastiest racetracks in the world. Now imagine racing it on a bicycle for 24 hours straight.