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Senna wore this very same suit while fighting Alain Prost in what's widely considered one of the most exciting F1 championships ever.

The MC20 is what you get when a Huracan is just too basic.

The weirdest van of the '90s making a comeback certainly wasn't on our Bingo card, but that's exactly what a report out of Japan proposes.

Kids in a Washington town won't be able to go sledding at their favorite spot on Christmas because of a real classy one-man takeover.

Scout has been issued a cease-and-desist letter from California dealers ordering the company to stop taking deposits on its EVs.

Somebody has accumulated an impressive hoard of body kits from the early Fast & Furious era of car modding—and it's for sale.

Mitsubishi is involved in the merger talks as well, but Nissan shareholder Renault figures to play a crucial role in how this all unfolds.

This one-of-a-kind E36 features a cool and clever sliding roof panel that lets sunlight into the cabin while doubling as a tonneau cover.

This bizarre and obscure piece of automotive history is for sale on Facebook Marketplace right now. And it's pretty cheap!

Go goofy or go regular, this high-end snowboard and bindings set is performance-tuned for high-speed shredding.

A new feature for 2024, kids (and kids at heart) now have a direct line to Santa this holiday season.

A Honda, Nissan, and Mitsubishi (maybe) collab would add manufacturing efficiencies and interesting new products (maybe).

TSA agents at the Monterey Regional Airport keep racing history in check with Mazda-branded security stanchions. 

The German automaker and union leaders reached a labor deal to guarantee jobs until 2030, avoiding further mass worker strikes.

The Chiron is equipped with zero cupholders, so where's a busy mom supposed to put an energy drink?

The bipartisan group says OEMs are hypocrites motivated by profits and not privacy protection.

California Highway Police clocked this most festive of chaos agents leaving behind a trail of decorative debris all over the roadway.

It doesn't matter if you're in a Jeep or anything else, there's a reason you don't drive illegally along the beach at night during rising tide.

Not everything in this luxury car's interior is as it seems—it's actually tastier.

Dodge cited demand and "customer feedback" as it reversed an earlier decision to shut down V8 production for good by December 31.