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One minute, the Subaru was cruising down Australia's Pacific Highway; the next, a Nissan was rocketing towards it.

Lamborghini's in-house restoration team has its way with one of the first 15 production models the company ever made made.

When it comes to things you'll never forget, it's heard to beat a living bear chilling in an Italian sports car in California.

Porsche's plug-in hybrid sport sedan is about to get a whole lot sportier, according to a new report.

Financially-strained brand just can't justify a low-volume wagon in the U.S. market—especially

Take a look at the finest Porsches money can buy, fresh from yesterday's RM Sotheby's auction in Paris.

It might be a rallycross car, but that didn't stop Foust from claiming this public road as his own.

McLaren will be in-sourcing chassis production with the help of the University of Sheffield's Advanced Manufacturing Research Center.

It may not fall out of the sky, but will GoPro's newest effort measure up to drones today?

The 1033 Program, which provides military surplus to law enforcement, has proven to be a helpful tool for departments that need to respond to emergencies in bad weather.

The surface of Venus is twice as hot as an oven and has dozens of times the air pressure...but NASA's new circuits don't mind at all.

India-based Graviky Labs is in the business of repurposing pollution into writing materials. And now you can buy one of their pens.

The Silicon Valley automaker will be shutting down it California factory for a week to prepare for the Model 3's launch—and sources claim Tesla will start cranking out pre-production Model 3s by February 20th.

The Baddest Porsche Built Tackles The Canyons

It's not the first Dodge Challenger to use forced induction...but this is the first time Mopar has quoted Metallica in a press release, as far as we know.

They've been doing it for longer than you thought.

With red and black trim accents scattered across the pickup's ext, the Chevy Silverado Redline is one mean truck—one that previews Chevrolet's broader special edition plans for the whole lineup.

The Drive loves the simple pleasures of cars and driving. But we can't and won't separate cars and the auto industry from the political world. To do so would be as dishonest as, well, a politician.

NASCAR has added time restrictions fixing damaged cars, and limited repairs to pit lane.

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