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Video Games

Latest Forza Horizon 6 Update Puts a Fun New Twist on Buying Used Cars

The latest FH6 update finally makes car dealers feel like a part of its open world.

Aftermarket

Another Important Tuner Car Brand Has Been Grabbed by Private Equity

Legendary tuning house Hondata has reportedly been bought by the same company that owns Cobb Tuning, AutoMeter, and some other big names in the automotive aftermarket.

Car Tech

Even Name-Brand Gas Stations Can and Will Sell You Off-Brand Fuel

Just because you're filling up at a Shell doesn't necessarily mean it's dispensing Shell fuel.

Volvo News

This Volvo V90’s Most Bizarre Feature Isn’t the Paint. It’s in the Trunk

There's a hole in the back that exposes a fifth wheel and tire for one incredibly specific task: airport runway friction testing.

Culture

24 Hours? This Hot Wheels Mazda 787B Drove on a Belt Sander for 13 Days

What started as a novelty experiment has evolved into a legitimate toy torture test, as the diecast car has traveled more than enough scale miles to circle the Earth.

Honda Civic

2026 Honda Civic Sport Review: The Best $28,000 You’ll Spend

The sweetheart of the Honda Civic lineup best embraces the Japanese automaker's ethos: simplicity, efficiency, reliability, and driving enjoyment—all for a fair price.

The Downshift

Jeep and Ram Are Riding High Thanks to North America: TDS

Stellantis' Q2 figures are in, and while the company posted solid sales globally, it's clear that North America carried the effort.

Electric Vehicles

Your Memory Betrays You: Watch These 1980s Supercars Lose a Drag Race to a Boring Crossover

Don't let your inner child watch this drag race between a Ferrari Testarossa, Lamborghini Countach, Porsche 944 Turbo, and a humble EV.

Infotainment

Finally, an Objective Test to Determine How Distracting Car Touchscreens Are

The average time to perform a task using a touchscreen was longer in this test than one conducted four years ago. That's not how this is supposed to work.

For Sale

Only Two Yellow 2006 Ford GTs Left the Factory Without Stripes, and One Is for Sale

This isn't a Photoshop job. It's an incredibly rare spec of the first-generation GT road car.

Fiat News

The Fiat Topolino Is Barely a Car, But It Might Get an Abarth Variant

But how sporty could something based on this glorified golf cart really be?

Slate News

Slate Knows That Gray Is Boring, So It’s Launching With Legit Crayola Wraps

Slate is adding five new wrap colors straight out of the crayon box.

For Sale

We Used To Be a Country: This 1988 Chevrolet Hot Shot Hauler Is a Bygone Beauty You Can Buy

Modern trucks have a lot to offer, but they can't match the style of this 1980s rig.

News

The StepRanger Is a Stuff Hauler That Fits Where Trucks Can’t

At just 65 inches long, the StepRanger is shorter than some pickup beds, and it can still haul 1,000 pounds.

Kia News

460,000 Kia Tellurides Must Go Back to the Shop to Fix a Botched Fire-Risk Recall

Kia is advising 2020-2024 Telluride owners park outside until their SUVs are fixed for a fire risk that the company already tried to address two years ago.

Video Games

The First IndyCar Game in Over Two Decades Is Coming Early Next Year

The dedicated IndyCar game from the makers of iRacing has slid into early 2027, initially targeting the second half of 2026.

Honda Reviews

A Serious Injury Kept Me Off Motorcycles. Honda’s E-Clutch Got Me Back in the Saddle

Honda's E-Clutch is a unique semi-automated shifter setup, making riding easier without sacrificing soul.

The Downshift

Toyota Wanted to Replace the Highlander With an EV. It’s Already Delayed: TDS

The Toyota Highlander EV was set to go on sale at the end of the year, but the automaker says that it's been postponed for "additional adjustments."

Culture

Ka-Chow! Lightning McQueen Just Raced Up the Goodwood Hill Climb

The Pixar legend traded the Piston Cup for the iconic Festival of Speed, thrilling fans of all ages with a real-life dash up the hill.

Car Tech

The EU (Still) Wants to Control Your Speed Via Satellite

The European Commission is reportedly considering a mandate for automatic in-car speed limiters controlled by GPS.