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The Japanese tuning legend HKS is back for some Scorch Racing blood.

The British sports car company's latest tease for the 650S replacement reveals new technology that gives it "the widest breadth of dynamic ability of any McLaren."

Carfection Goes Shooting Around Cape Town To Find Out How Good It Is

Tesla fanboys are pulling out their own trump card, cancelling their orders for the upcoming mass-market electric car—and taking to Twitter to complain about it.

Users take to social media once again, days after the original campaign, with complaints the company is not deleting accounts as requested, or is taking too long.

The likelihood of demonstrations seems to have made the motorcycle company uncomfortable with hosting the president at this time.

The performance of an Olympian, with the luggage-carrying ability of a bellboy.

While getting a seat massage and toasting my hands on a leather-wrapped steering wheel.

"Per our normal business practices, if any GM employee traveling back to the U.S. with a visa encounters difficulties, GM will provide the employee and his/her family with support," the company said in an internal memo.

Supercars are generally camera-worthy...but maaaaybe don't try and hang out of your truck to get a sick portrait mode video.

More growth for the ride hailing service.

The modernization project will revise the track's infield, seating, and hospitality areas.

Leaked image shared to a Jeep Wrangler forum shows what seems to be the 2018 model's (slightly revised) front end.

The installation, located in southern California, proves that Tesla is more than just an electric car company.

"[Trump] wanted to learn" about autonomous vehicles, Fields said in an interview. And the president is reportedly interested in seeing what self-driving are can do...and what sort of economic benefit they could bring.

The 90-second spot highlights more than just the automotive portion of the brand; the Big Game commercial also shows off Ford's alternate mobility programs, such as Chariot and its bike-sharing platform.

In a drone-versus-cat battle, who wins? (Hint: The cat wins—every time.)

It may not be the biggest automotive brand in sales anymore, but Toyota is still number one when it comes to Earth's search engine habits.

"Making cars is really hard," said Uber CEO Travis Kalanick. Luckily, Mercedes-Benz's parent company is here to help.

A rare example of law enforcement detaining someone for piloting a drone.