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Instead of flipping down a panel that blocks sunlight and your vision, you'd flip down a panel that's like a giant tinted lens—and it could even feature vital data and other notifications.
For the first time ever, the diesel-powered Ram HD will ditch the troublesome grid heater.
Strategic combinations of glue, pulling, and tapping can make a dented car look as good as new.
Tonneau covers are great, but caps are irreplaceable for many.
The long-awaited Japanese street racing game will debut in Steam Early Access, before a full, final release likely in the second half of 2025.
One owner says the black plastic door trim pieces were "so hot that it would give you a burn" on a 54-degree day.
Digital gauge clusters are still controversial among enthusiasts, but it's hard to hate this mod that turns Ryu's iconic Hadouken move into your car's tachometer.
Dozens of people are discovering what we warned about in December: taping hundreds of Christmas lights all over your car can ruin the paint.
Is your ride too low for a normal trailer? This one goes all the way to the ground.
Less frumpy, more feisty, but still most definitely a budget crossover.
Stripped and stored since 2007, this narrow-body jet was previously part of the U.S. Marshals' "Con Air" fleet.
A patent application shows Rivian is working on heated headlight lenses to combat the problem of its LED lamps icing over in winter.
The Nissan Z outsold the Toyota Supra in 2024 for the first time, and the trend line shows it won't be the last.
A 1996 Cadillac Fleetwood limo built for Bill Clinton is the final presidential state car to be based on a real production model, and it's looking for a new owner.
Free tools are the best way to start 2025.
Pioneer tuner RE Amemiya will bring its own rotary vision to the 2025 Tokyo Auto Salon.
Although a one-and-done racer, the Corvette SS set the tone for the future of Chevy racing.
Mechanical engineer offers up numerous deep dives on perfecting 3D-printed parts for classic cars.
This Cold War-era base could be your home away from, well, everything.
Daniel Bragg told the lottery off "I've gotta get a car!" But I hope he keeps and repairs the old GMT800 Suburban.