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Ferdinand Piëch claims ex-CEO Winterkorn, key board members knew of rigged engines earlier than claimed; VW threatens legal action in response.

Now drivers can see which stations have open stalls before they arrive.

"I've become allergic to it," May wrote in a blog post.

Cruise's second video shows the self-driving car company's technology—including the app being tested by employees—could be close to public trials.

They've seen success with the SR Maxima and decided to flood the rest with the same treatment.

Alegra Motorsports Pulled Off A Stellar Pit Stop To Take The Lead Late In The 24 Hour Race Last Week

Volkswagen of America plans to invest $2 billion into the company, in hopes of improving the environment for zero emission vehicles.

At the St. Germain Snow Outlaws shootout in Wisconsin, snowmobiles act like funny cars as they take off down the line.

Part of an OEM rollout strategy, the small-batch automaker of the Mono opens up shop in Sonoma, California.

Between cool tech upgrades like a killer heads-up display, high-quality materials inside and out, and leaving no detail unconsidered, the Autobiography SV belongs in the "ultra-luxury" category befitting its $200,000 price tag.

If you have $2,500 laying around, you can now reserve a Lucid Air. Unless you want the launch edition version of the electric car, in which case...you'll need 10 times that.

This unicorn, auctioned off Wednesday at RM Sotheby's in Paris, was just one of 14 993-model Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolets ever made.

DRIVETRIBE's Henry Catchpole takes the Flyin' Miata V8 MX-5 to Willow Springs's Horse Thief Mile circuit.

Three tornados touched down in New Orleans and wreaked havoc on the area, including a crucial facility for the production of NASA's new Space Launch System.

The children's heads, it seems, are supposed to represent hydrogen atoms.

Season two of the Drone Racing League will bring faster UAVs, crazier courses, and an international championship with corporate sponsorship.

The All New Panamera's PHEV Variant Aces The Tech Test

Fortunately NASCAR and AMR recognize the importance of rapid, high-level emergency medical services when a 200-plus mile-per-hour collision is involved.

The auto parts company is pleading guilty to one felony count of wire fraud, according to court documents.

The Crowd-Stopping Porsche Supercar Sold At RM Sotheby's 2017 Paris Auction Today