Read the latest articles from The Drive (Page 20)

Ford wants to build another 50,000 F-Series trucks next year, and is hiring and diverting resources to make that possible.

And unlike before, Ferrari and Aston Martin are now making an appearance.

Jeep hasn't actually "fixed" the bad update, but reverting to older code allows its 4xes to run normally.

A supplier issue has led Ford to divert resources toward the gas-burning F-150, while new Lightnings will remain out of production indefinitely.

No one told the Porsche 911 GTS that it was a hybrid, so it doesn't behave like one, and it's better off for it.

The next-gen X5 will pick up some styling cues from BMW's EVs, but so far, only gasoline-powered models have appeared.

Musk said the Cybercab is "really a vehicle that's optimized for full autonomy."

Initial reports described the fire as one of the city's worst in years, though GM says the incident was contained to one concept vehicle.

Car and truck enthusiasts have Bring a Trailer, but until now, side-by-side fans only had blurry Facebook Marketplace listings with sketchy backstories. The people behind DirtHammer hope to change that.

There has never been a better time to buy a brand-new Mazda Miata, period.

Ever wonder how car sites like us get all those prototype spy shots? Spyglass will give you the same insider hookup.

3D models of Lightning McQueen and Jackson Storm have been uploaded to AirShaper's CFD analysis site, which you can play with on your own computer.

Ted Fox used new-school methods to make more power the old-school way—with a better-flowing top end and no boost.

We hope the W-shaped engine Porsche just proposed is destined to exist beyond a couple of patent drawings. How about a 918 Spyder successor?

A Ford Mustang GTD with prototype aero bits is attacking the 'Ring right now, and there can only be one reason.

GM CEO Mary Barra said consumers should expect the phase out of CarPlay and Android Auto in the next few years.

NASCAR Computational Fluid Dynamics expert Seth Dillard has run Lightning McQueen through his race car aero simulator, answering critical questions about the talking vehicle.

This issue calls out one downside of running third-party apps in a modern car. Forced updates are usually fine, but when they're not, they can be deeply frustrating.

Lamborghini has extended its warranties in a commitment to "defeat time"—or at least protect resale values.

GM's "eyes-off" Super Cruise will be powered by a new computing platform supporting the electric Escalade IQ.