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A new Jensen Interceptor was announced at the beginning of this year. Today, the company's promising to trot out a track-only Interceptor GTX model in the near future.

As the Ford Motor Company has pushed for legislation to lock Chinese competition out, its executive chair says it needs to beat them at their own game.

The UK's Automobile Association showed off its virtual reality-augmented driving instructor training program to Reuters, and it seems pretty neat.

Jon Ikeda, the former head of design for Acura, told The Drive why concept cars still matter — and why making one that works has never been harder.

Ford introduced the engine start inhibitor for its F-Series trucks a year ago, and now, owners of other models can disable their engine with the swipe of a finger.

The Altima is retiring eight years since its last redesign. Nissan had wanted to replace it with an electric sedan, but that hasn't panned out.

The new Morgan Supersport runs a BMW B58 straight-six in Europe, but is being pivoted to a B46 turbo four for a limited run in the US market.

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Volvo is reportedly considering bringing an electric wagon to the States, after discontinuing the V60 Cross Country in April.

The OG H2 launched 25 years ago, in 2002, painted yellow. What better way to commemorate the pop culture icon than with an even more ridiculous truck painted in the same shade?

Despite having mixed feelings about the Ferrari 849 Testarossa's looks and target audience, one thing is for sure: the wedge-tastic Spider is a heck of a lot cooler than the Coupe.

It's hard to make a 2026 Chevy Tahoe cost more than a million dollars. Until you start packing it with military-grade public surveillance technology.

Banks Power locked a 2024 Ram HD in a cold chamber to see how well it could handle the frigid temps.

Get a $119 Milwaukee power tool battery for free when you buy one of the Milwaukee tools Ace Hardware's trying to move this summer. Packout storage and hand tools are on sale, too!

The trio's first series will involve "crossing the Angolan desert in track cars" and "challenging a nation's legal system," among other things.

If you recently had somebody (or something) else take your written California driver's test for you, you may be in for a nasty surprise.

An unlikely encounter—and maybe even a slight confusion—at the British F1 GP that turned into a night of fun and a new long-distance friendship.

This was a really nice G-Wagen in green over tan. Now it's an engine in a somewhat inconvenient crate.

A number of Volkswagen group models are reportedly on the chopping block at most of the automaking giant's brands.

Car covers are not all created equally, and one that works well to protect against mice might actually be terrible against rain.